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PARLIAMENTARY
C ONSTITUTIONAL
Hiftory of England.
LONDON,
Printed, and fold by William Sahdby, againft Si.DunSaftCburtb,
Fltet-Strttt. MDCCLXi.
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PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY
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ENGLAND.
Vol.
JfJoTS; B B I E S, when fupprcflcd in England
H 7m ABBOT, George, Abp. of Cant, his
AVt* Speech to King Janus I. on the
k.J3T"t Spani/b Match and Palutinatt. —
in Behalf of both Houfea of Par-
liament. — — — i
Hi) Report to the Lords of a Complaint againft
Samuel Harfntt, Bifliop of Norwich. —
— Speech on the Liberty of the Subject. —
— Admonition to Dr. Manutaring at his Trial
before the Lords, -■■—
ABSOLUTION given by Cardinal Pelt to the
Parliament, Anno 1554, Form of. —
ABSTRACT of an Ad) concerning the Choice of
Members to fcrve in Parliament. — —
ABSTRACTS of the moll remarkable Afls of
the Houfe of Commons, paffed An. 1652.
ACADEMY, propofed to the.Houfe of Lords,
for Perfons of Quality. * —
ACT of the Houfe of Commons againft pro-
claiming any Perfon as King of England,
Form of. - ■ ■ -. —
A
Page. .
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ACTON*
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ACTON, Bfq; Sheriff of 'London, fummoned
to the Bar of the Houfc of Lords as a
Delinquent. — —
— His Anfwcr to the Accufation againft him.
— Committed to the Tower. ■
— His Submiffion and Discharge. — — —
ACTON-BURNEL, Statutt of, when enacted
ADAMS, Thomas, Efo; Alderman of London, im-
peached by the Commons of High Treafon.
Charge againft him. ■ ■ •■
His Behaviour at his Trial, and the Proceedings
againft him, Account of. ■ ■ •
— - Paper, difavowing the Authority of the Peers
over his Perfon. n ■ ■ ,
Discharged from Profccution.
Difabled from bearing the Office of Alderman
in the City of London, — — — —
ADJOURNMENT of Parliament different from
x Prorogation, and bow. ■
Form of. . - - - ■■■ - -
ADVICE from the Council of War in the Par-
liament's Forces, to Sir Thomas Fairfax
ADULTERY, Debate thereon by the Commons.
How punithed by them in 1650. ■■
AGATIS CIRCUMSPECTE, Statutt of, when
enacted by the Parliament. —
AGINCOURT, when taken by the Engtijh. —
AGITATORS, who meant by them ; what their
Employment ; and by whom let on Foot.
Their firft Confutation* Effect of.
Deliver to General Skippon a Letter! exclaiming
againft the Parliament. — — -■-—
Their Anfwer to fome Queries of the Com-
mons concerning it. ■■■— — —
AIRMYN, Sir miliam, appointed one of the
Parliament's Commiffioners to attend the
King in Scotland, — ■
And to treat with the Scots about the Irtjb Re-
bellion. — — ■
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ALBANS,
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ALBANS, St. Town of, Battle there, An. 1455.
---- ---- An. 1461.
ALDERMAN, antient Meaning of. - - -
ALDERMEN, Lift of, disfranchifed at York by
an Ordinance of Parliament - - - -
ALEXANDER King of Scotland, his Interview
with King Henry HI. at York, -
Occafion thereof. — —
His remarkable Anfwer to Ottoboni, the Pope's
Legate. — ■
ALFORD, , Efyi his Speech on fbme Pro
petitions of King Charlts I. for a Supply.
— againft the Lords Addition to the Petition of
ALIMONY of Wives, Debate thereon by the
Commons. ■ ■ — .__
ALLEGIANCE, Nature of, as ftated by a fe-
ditious Paper. -■ — ■■ - - -
ALLINGTON, mBiam, Efq; chofen Speaker
to the Commons in 1429. — ■ —
m 1477.
ALPHONSUS, King efCaftile, his Alliance with
the Crown of England, Account of.
ALUREDj Colonel, his Services to the Common-
wealth, how rewarded by the Houfe of
Commons. 1 ■■
AMSTERDAM, Informations from thence of
Officers and Arms embarking in Holland, I
for the Ufe of King Charles at Tori.
ANATHEMA pronounced againft the Violators
of Magna Charta, Form of.
ANABAPTISTS, Se£l of, whence fprung.
ANDERSON, Sir Edmund, how employed at the
Parliament in 1587. ■ — — . —
ANNATES, what thereby meant. - - - -
When prohibited in England. -
ANNIVERSARIES, Explanation of. - - -
ANN of Cleve, marries King Henry VIII.
Obtains a Jointure by the Parliament.
Divorced from the King by a Sentence of the
Clergy.
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277
309
397
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35
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397» 8
206
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263,4
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306
225
156
163
ANSWER
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ANSELM, Abp. of Cant. Prolocutor to the Pre-
lates arid Nobles at their Convention in
ANSWER of an anonymous Writer to the Com-
mons Declaration againft making any
further Addrefs to the King. - - - 17
APPAREL, Luxury in, how retrained in 1362.
Surprising Account oftheExccfs thereof in 1388.
. . in 1575.
APPEAL, Caufes of, when firft tried at the Bar of
theHoufe of Lords. ■
APPEALS, to the See of Rome, prohibited by Aft
of Parliament, Anna 1534. —
How ordered to be made for the future.
APPELLANTS, who meant by that Name.
Lift of. —
Their Proteftatton touching their Appeal.
— — Service to the Country, how rewarded by
the Parliament.
In what Manner fupported by them.
Their Articles of Impeachment againft the Abp.
of York, the Duke of Ireland, the Earl of
Sufoii, the Judges, &e. —
■ Proceedings thereupon. — —
Lift of, at a Council of Peers at Nottingbi
in 1397. —
Their Articles of Impeachment againft the
Duke of Glouct/itr, the Earls of Arundel
and Warwick, and Thomai Mortimer.
' ■ ■ Proceedings thereupon. ■ ■
— - Promotions, Account of. ■
1 ■ Declaration to the King concerning the
late attainted Lords. ■
--— Expences allowed them, at the Inftance of
the Commons. ■■■ —
APPROPRIATIONS, Statute of, when firft
afied, -and the Advantage thereof to the
Clersv.
APPRENTICES, in London, their Speech and
Petition to the Houfe of Peers concerning
a Regulation in the Stale, (sV, — it
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APPRENTICES, in Lend™, their riotous Beha-
viour before the Houfe of Commons, Ac-
count of. ' ■■ — —
Their Force put on the Parliament, Particulars of.
APULIA, Ttrr'ttorj ef, offered by the Pope to
Prince Edmund II. Son of Kins Henry III.
ARCHER, Mr. Strjtant> made Juftice of the
Common Pleas, ■ —
ARCHERY, Ufiof, when commanded by an AS
of Parliament. ■
ARGYLE, Marquis of .—Ste Campbell.
ARMADA prepared by Philip II. King of Spain,
to invade England, fome Account of.
ARMOUR, Debate thereon by the Commons
ArlNLY,uxdtr SirTbomas Fairfax, Reafons againft
its being quartered in the Counties near
Their Petition concerning their Want of Pay.
— Reprefentation of their Defires fignified to
the Parliament. — _ ■■■■■■
Rcfolutions of the Peers concerning it.
• of the Parliament for dilbanding it.
Great Diforders therein, fome Particulars of.
Difpaicb a Party of Horfe to Holdmby- Houfe
Take the King from thence, and carry him away
to Ntwmarktt. ■ - ■ ■
Votes of Parliament paned for their Satisfaction.
Particulars of.
Their formidable Power and Authority, Account
1 Engagement, declaring their Refoh
as to Difbanding. ■ i
— — Letter to the City of Londtn, touching
their Demands on the Parliament.
Lift of, who ftgned it. ■■ . ■ — —
Their March to St. /flbans, Account of.
— — Reafons for this Morion. ■
— Reprefentation of their Defires for the
Settlement of Peace previous toDifbanding.
■ ■ Lift of Members of the Houfe of Com-
mons, objected to.
h — Heads of a Charge againft them. - - -
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4'5. "6.
335. 6," 7
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396>7
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424W430
43>»434
434
443.4
445
455"47°
470
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ARMY,
I N D E X to the
ARMY, their Paper in Confluence of their Charge j
againft the Eleven Members. — — '
■Votes of the Commons in their Favour, and in
what Particulars.
Their Remonttrance to the Parliament on the
S ate of Affairs. — ..- ——
■■ ' ■ Letters to the City of London on this Oc-
cafion. — ^— ■
— ■ Principal End in charging the Eleven
Members with Treafon, Account of.
■ Conccflions to the King, with relation to
his Chaplains. —
— — Letter, concerning their Motions.
■ Declaration, concerning their Demands
on the Parliament. — —
■ Paper, lignifying their Acceptance of the
Parliament's Proceedings.
■ Declaration againft the Report of a pri-
vate Treaty between the King and them
in 1647. ■ ■ ■ . ■ ■■■
— Conduct towards him about that Time,
Account of. — — ■
1 Charge of Impeachment againft the Ele-
ven Members. ■ ■
■ Further Propofals to the Parliament.
— ■■ Refentment againft a Petition and En-
gagement of the Trained Bands, Appr
tiers, fife, of London, for the King's coming
to the City with Honour, fife. ■■■■----
•— Infult offered to the Earl of Lauderdale-,
one of the Scots Commiffioners.
«i Declaration concerning Tumults,
■— Heads of fome further Propofals in order
for Peace. -
. Declaration, fetting forth the Reafons for
their marching towards London. —
Encamp on Hounjlow- Heatb. — —
March through the City with Laurel in their
Their Remonttrance, in Vindication of all their
Proceedings. ■ ' ■ ••
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ARMY, their Method to enforce their Remon-
{trance's Acceptance with the Parliament.
Their principal Aim in profecuting the Eleven
Members. ■■ — — ■
——•'Petition to Sir Thomas Fairfax, concern-
ing their Indemnity, Arrears, &c. —
— Remonftrance, demanding prefent Pay.
— — Declaration againft an intended Ordinance
for taking away Free Quarter. — —
--■ '■■ — - — for adhering to the Parliament
in their Proceedings ugainft the King.
— ■ — ■■■• for fupporting the Peerage.
How complimented for this laft Declaration.
State and Difpofition of, in May 1648.
Theii Remonftrance to the Houfe of Commons
againft a Treaty with the King, and de-
manding Juftice upon him. ■
— — Letter to Col. Hammond, requiring him
to lecture the King in Cariflmakt-Cafih.
— ■ Concerning their Remonftrance
for Juftice upon the King. ■
— Remonftrance, fetting forth their Re/blu-
tion to inarch up to London. ...
— — March to London, Account of.
Removal of the King from Ntwport to
Hurfl-CoftU. ■ 1 — - — 18
How actuated by the Jcfuiti, Particulars of. 18
Their Refentment on Account of the' Votes of
both Houfes in Favour of the Treaty.
• — Seizure and Ufage of their Opponents in
the Houfe of Commons on this Occafion.
■ Propofals for accufing Dirndl Hellis, Efq;
and others, of Faction, &c. >
— — Treaty with a Committee of the Houfe of
Commons about the Difcharge of the im-
prifoned Members. — —
— — further Proceedings relating to thofe Gen-
tlemen. — — — ■■ -
— - Petition to the Houfe of Commons con-
cerning a general Settlement of Peace in
the Nation.
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ARMY, their Plan for a general Settlement of
Peace in the Nation. — — — — 18 519/0536
How complimented by the Commons on this
Occafion. . - . .■ ■ 18 536
Their Declaration to the Kingdom relating to
their Plan of Settlement. ■■ 18 537*0541
Monthly Charge thereof, Ann* 1650. — 19 254
Augmented by the Commons, and on what Oc-
Their Declaration, addrefled to the Elect Saints
in Scotland, upon their March to invade
that Kingdom. — — —
— .— to the People of Sc*t land in
general — — —
— — prodigious Expence in 1651, Account of.
— — Petition againftCrumuY/Z'sbeingmadeKing
— Decliration to fupport him as Protector.
■ Addrefs to Richard Cremwtti on his.Ac-
ceffion to the Protectorate. — —
■ ■ ■ Divifions among the Officers, Ibme Ac-
count of. — — —
■ Petition to the Protestor, concerning their
Want of Pay. — <~
Make themfelves Mailers of the Kingdom.
Their Coalition with ihe Republican Party.
— ■ ■ Demands and Proceedings thereupon.
■ Declaration, inviting the Members of the
Long Parliament to return to the Exercifc
of their Trull. — r— — -
■ Proceedings with the Republican Party
for opening a new Seflion of Parliament.
— — Petition to the Parliament for fettling the
Government of the Commonwealth.
— — Refentment on the Choice ofanew Coun-
cil of State. ■ —
■ ■-- Petition and Propofals to the Parliament
concerning Government. -1- —
How anfwered. — ?
Lift of their Officers difcharged from all Mili-
tary Employment. ■— ... ,
Ordered to be governed by Commiffioncis,
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ARMY, their violent Proceedings in Confequencc
of their being ordered to be governed by
Commiffioners. — — - —
Take upon themfelves the Supreme Power.
Appoint General FUttweod their Commander in
Chief. — — — i
Their Treatment of the Officers who appeared
againft them for the Parliament. ■
■ Council of Ten, Lift of. —
Appoint Col. Lambert Major-General of the
Forces in England and Scotland. —
TbeirCommitteefornominatingOJBcers,Liftof.
Conftjtute a Committee of Safety. ■
Their Manner of applying to the Members
thereof to undertake that Trail. — —
■ Vote concerning the Election of Mem-
bers to fit in Parliament. —
Permit the difcarded Members to afliime their
Seats in the Houfc, -■— — .
ARRAYa Ctmmiffun of, by whom, granted, and
for what. . ■ — — —
ARTICLES of a pretended private Treaty be
tween the King and the Army in 1647
Particulars of. — ■ ■
Of Faith, with Scripture Proofs, prefented to
the King in the IJIe of Wight, by the Par-
liament a Commiffioners, Particulars of.
Different from thofc now received, and how.
For the Government of the Commonwealth as
fettled by Gen. Cromwell and his Council
in 1653, Particulars of. — ■
ARUNDEL, Earl of. See Howard.
ARUNDEL, Thomat, Bijbop of Elf, one of the
Committee appointed to furvey the Go-
vernment of the Peribn and Court of King
Richard II. < ■■ 1
His Application to the King in Behalf of Hinry
Sptncer, Btthop of Norwich. — - ■ ■
How oppofed therein. — ■
Hit finart Reply. ■ . . . .—
Made Lord-Chancellor. — ■
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ration to the Pari iaint fit in 1 388, touching
the Caufe of their Summons. -
Removed from the Office of Chancellor. —
Tranflated to the See of T«rkt and again made
■ Chancellot*of England. — . ■ —
His Declaration to the Parliament concerning
•' the Caufe of their Summons in 1392. —
-i. : : : in 1393. —
i_i* in 1394. —
Made ArchbUnop" of Canterbury. —
Impeached of High Treafon by the Commons.
Charge againft him. _
His Anlwer before the King. ■
— Sentence of BanUhment, Particulars of. — :
— fecret Expedition \o Htnry of Bullingbrokt,
- Duke of Lemafter, In France. •
'. — Return to' England with the Duke. — ■ ■
•— Speech to the Parliament in 1399, concern-
ing the Depofition of the King. -
*— Speech on the Acceffion of the Duke of Lan-
tttfter tothe'Thfdne.
11 . , ■ to the new King, concerning the
'- - Plots of the Commons againft the Clergy.
— Reprimand to that Houfe. — —. 2
Made Chancellor again. — ■ ■■ — : 2
His Speech to the Parliament in 1407. 2
■ — Power of vifiting the Univerfity of Oxford
confirmed by Parliament. • 1 2
ASCHAM, Mr. appointed the Parliament's Agent |
to Spain. ■'■■ '- ~ — 19
Aflaffinated at Madrid. '19
ASHE, Mr. his Cenfure of the Earl of Warwick'*
Conduct, in relation to foine revolted Ships.
ASHBURNHAM, Wm. Efy; his Speech againft
the Duke of 'Buckingham. — -
Committed to Prilbrt for being concerned in a
Plot againft "the 'Parliament.
Admitted' to Bail. — '
Order of the Commons concerning him. 9
Debate about him, Particulars of, ■ -■■— ■ 9
Pag*.
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ASHBURNHAM, Wm. Efq; expelled the Houfe
of Commons. — — . ,...*— :
Accompanies the King from Oxford to the Scots
Army before Newark. — 14
Demanded by the Commons to be deliveredjup. 14
Makes his Elcapc. , , 14
Hit Letter written in Cyphers to the King,
deciphered. . 15
ASHLEY, , Efq; his Speech at a Confe-
rence of both Houfe* on the Liberty of
the Subject. —
Ordered into Cuftody on this Account. -
Acknowledges hi* Fault at the Bar of the Houfe
of Lords, and difcharged. — ■"■ ■
ASHTON, Sir Robert, made Chamberlain and
Lord High Treafurerto King Edward IIL
His Speech to the Parliament in 1377, concern-
ing Papal Usurpations. — -.- ... —
ASK£, Richard, Efq; appointed a Judge in the
Upper Bench. ■ - ig
ASSOCIATION eftablim'd by Parliament for the
Surety of Queen Elizabeth. -■■■ -
1 fcveral Counties for the Parliament
again ft King Char Us I.
ASTLEY, Sir Jacob, mi of tht King's Generals,
his great Defeat by the Parliament's Forces.
Particulars of. —
ATHELMAR, EUa Bijhop of IVinchtfler, his
Defcent and Alliance to King Henry III.
Account of. - — ■— - - —
Driven out of England by the Barons.
ATKINSON, , Efq; Student of the Inner
Temple, his Speech againft the Oath of
Supremacy. — *-— • —
His remarkable Expreffion on that Occafion.
ATTORNIES, their Number, how limited by a
Statute in the Counties of Norfolk, Suf-
folk, and Norwich, -— • ■
ATJDLEY, Lord Hugh, junior, one of the Con-
federate Lords againft the Defptnftrs.
Hit Delinquency remitted, and on what Account.
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AUDLEY, Lord Hugh, junior* created Earl of
Glouccjltr. —
His Application to the Parliament in Behalf of
King Edward HI. ■
AUDLEY, Thomas, Efq; ele&ed Speaker to (he
Commons in 1529. — —
His Speech on that Occafion. —
Knighted by King Henry Vlll. and made Lord-
Chancellor. -
His Speech at opening the Seffion of Parliament
in 1537. _
— Reply to the Speech of Richard Rich, Efq;
Speaker for the Commons. — —
Opens the Parliament in 1540, with the Rea-
fons of their Meeting. — — —
— . — — in 154.1, to the fame Purpofe.
His Speech to the Commons. — — —
— Motion to the Houfe of Lords touching the
Validity of the King's Marriage with Ann
of Ctevt.
— Speech at opening the Seffion of Parliament
in 15+2. - — ■
AUGMENTATIONS, Court of, when firft
erected, and by whom. < — —
AUGUSTINE, St. Bijhop of Hippo, his extreme
Poverty, Account of. — — ■
His Refignation of his Biflaoprick, and on what
Occafion. —
— memorable Saying thereupon. —
AWARD of Lnoit King of France, between King
Hinry III. and his Barons. w- —
Againft the disinherited Barons in 1266. - -
Between King Edward I. and the King of
Franco in 1298, Particulars of. — —
Againft the two Defptnfirt at the Parliament
in 1321.
AXTEL, Col. excepted out of the hSt of Indent
nity at the Refloration. — -1-
His Behaviour at the Trial of King Cherlet I.
Order for Securing him, ■»■— — —
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AYERMYN, William, BIJhop of Norwich, ap-l
pointed one of the Cornmiffionera to treat
with the French King about the Rcftitutioti
of Aquitain. — — ■ ■■ ■■
AYSCOUGH,' Sir Georgt, Admiral, his Reduc-
tion of the Plantations to the Obedience
of the Houfe of Commons. - -
His fuccefsful Engagement with the Dutch Fleet
M 165L " —
Pag9.
BACON, Lord, his Account of the Proceed'
ings of the firft Parliament of Henry VII. 2 40307408
His Account of the Statutes made at his fecond
Parliament. — — 2 '419/* 423
■ third Parliament. 2 426/0431
— Obfervation on the King's Speech to his
Parliament in 1492. — — — 2. 433,4,5
— Account of the Proceedings of the Parlia-
ment in 1505. — — — 2444/0447
BACON, Sir Nicholas, Lord-Keeper of the Great
Seal, his Speech at opening the firft Par- I
liamentof Queen Elizabeth in 1558. 3 365/0374
- — ■ ■ — in 1562. 42 to 7
Made Lord-Chancellor. — — — 4 39
Anfwer to the Speech of Thomas Williams, Efq;
Speaker for the Commons. - - - - 4I49 to 52
His Direction to the Parliament at their Seflion
in 1566. 4 59
— Speech at the Diflblution thereof. — ■ — 4 82, 3
— — at Opening the Parliament in 1571. 4 87 to 94
at theCiofe of that Seffion in 157I. 4 156/0164
■ — at the Parliament in 1572. - - 4 166/9176
— — — in 1575. - - 4 218/0226
— Anfwer to a Speech of John Popham, Efqj 4 254
BACON, Francis, Efq; his Speech for a Sub- J t 372, 3
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_— . for the Increafe of Hufbandry. 4 414, 15
on a Bill for fuppr effing Abufes
in Weights and Meafures. — — 4 436, 7
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Accufed of Bribery and Corruption. -
His Letter to the Lords concerning his Accufa-
— Reply to a Mefiage from them — —
— Letter of Submiffion. — ' ■
— Anfwers to the Charge againft him. - -
Deprived of the Great Seal, ■ —
His Sentence. — — ■
— Letter to King Jamts I. on that Occauon.
Obtains his Pardon. . — — .
His retired Life and Death, Account of. —
Remarkable Saying of his to the Lord-Treafurcr
Middle/ex.
BADGER, Richard, examined at the Bar of the
Houfe of Lords for printing Dr. Manwa- I
ring's Sermons. — ■ . . 8 207
BADBY, Thomas, convicted ofHerefy, and burnt. 2 115
BADLESMOKE, Bartholomew, made Governor
of Ledes-Ca/lle, in Kent. — — — I 167
Joins the Confederate Barons againft the two
Difptnfct, I 167
His Affront offered to Queen Elizabeth in her
Progrefs to Canterbury, and how refented
by the King. — — 1 168
Taken Prifoner at the Battle of Berougbridge, I
and executed. ■ 1 168, 9
BAGSHAW, Edward, Efq; his Speech on Na-
tional Grievances. — — — 9 76 to 79
BAILIFFS of Yarmouth, their Letter concerning
the Prince of Pfaiei's appearing on board a I
Fleet off that Port. — — — — 17 33S, 9
SAINTON, Sir Edward, his Examination and
Anfwer, touching his Charge againft Mr.
Pjmme for indirect Practices. — — I2'38r, 2
Vote of the Commons againft Sir Edward on
- this Account. 1 2 382
BAKER, $tr John, elefled Speaker for the Com- I
mons in 1547. ■ —■■■■ — | 3 221
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Committed to Prifon- ■ .—— . — 13
HU remarkable Letter concerning a Difpute
with one Mr. Tutty. — . 1 3
BALE, Sir Jtkmt Impeachment againft him, and
on what Account, Particulars of. - • 1 1
BALFOUR, Sir JVUliam, Lieutenant of the Tower*
discharged from that Truft. — — —
BALIOL, John, Lord of Galloway, one of the
Competitors for the Crown of Scotland,
on the Death of King Alexander.
His Defcent, and indifputable Claim thereto.
Declared King of Scotland by King Edward I.
His Homage to that Monarch, — — —
How affronted by him in open Parliament.
His Refentment thereupon. — — — —
— Grant to King Edward towards the .Ex-
pences of his War againft Frame. -
— Plot againft him. ■ —
— Renunciation of his Oath and Allegiance.
— Excufe for fo doing. — — ..-
— Cornell with him. ■ ■■ ■
Deprived of his Kingdom. — — » . — —
Forced into England. ■ — —
His Reltraint and Ufage there. — — —
BALIOL, Edward, made General of fome En-
gtijb Forces againft Scotland. — —
Occafioni a Revolution there. — — —
Crowned King of Scotland, — 1
Summoned by King Edward III. to the Parlia-
ment at York in 1333. — — —
His Rcafons for not obeying the Summons.
— Homage to Edward as Sovereign Lord of
Scotland. - — i — - ■
BAMPFIELD, Thomas, Efq; chofen Speaker for
the Commons in 1658. ■
BANCROFT, Richard, Archbijbep of Canterbury,
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Edward II. and the Scats. — . — —
BANKS, , -Afr. his Speech againft feizing
the Goods of a Parliament-Man,
BANKES, Sir John, Lard Chief Juflict »f the
Common- Picas, impeached of High Trca-
fon b» the Common*, and why.
BARBADOES, Ifland of, its Revolt from the
Houfe of Commons. —
BARDOLPH, Hugh, his Employments under
Richard I. Account of. — — —
When deprived of them. — — — —
BAREBONE, Praifi-God, made Comptroller of
the Office of Sequestrations. — —
His Salary.
BARNARDISTON, Sir Nathaniel, committed
to Prifon for refuting a Loan to King
CbarUtl. — _ —
Releafed on the Calling a new Parliament.
BARNES, Mr. Jojhua, his Account of the Regu-
lations made by Parliament for the Secu-
rity of the Realm in 1340.
His Account of the Controverty between King
Edward III. and John Slratferd, Arch-
bifhop of Canterbury. ■ — —
— — — of the Complaints of the Clergy to
the King in 1341. ■ .
_ . — — of the Commons Remonlirance
againft Papal Encroachments.
— Description of the King's profperous State
in 1348.
BARNET, BattU of, Anno 147 1.
BARON, John, his Depofition againft the Lord
Treafurer Middle/ex, as Mailer of the
Wardrobe. ■— —
BARON, who firft created in England.
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BARONS, their Homage to King Henry I. and
to his eldeft Son Prince William. — —
Lift of, who were Witnefies to King Stephen's
Charter, granted in 1136. - — • —
Their Engagement to King Henry II.
— — Expedition with King Richard I. againft
the Saracens. — , —
How charged by this King for Liberty of Tour-
naments. - ' - — -
Their Grant to King 'John at a Convention in
— — Declaration in Defence of their Charter
granted by King Henry I. — — —
— ■ Cornell with him on the Score of their
Liberties. — ■—
Obtain a Grant of Magna Charia, and Cbarta
de Ferefta. — .
Lift of, by whom the Royal Charter of Englijb
Liberties was procured. .
Their Conqueft over Lewis the Frtnch King's
Meet King Henry III. at London in 1223. —
Their Demand on that Occafion, - ■
Summoned to Northampton. — — —
Their Grant to the King there. ■
How requited by him. ■ ..■
Summoned to Wtflminfler in 1225. • —
Their Counfel and Aid requefted by the King.
— — Anfwer. ■ —■■■■—
Obtain a Confirmation of their Liberties. - -
Their Grant to the King concerning the Wards
and Marriages of their Heirs. — —
Summoned to Oxford in 1227. - — — —
How treated there. ■ • • —
Summoned to Weflminfier in 1232. —.-....
Their Grant of a general Aid required. — —
——Anfwer. — -■ ■■■■
• Complaints againft Hubert dt Burgh the
King's Prime Miniftcr. — — —
Convened to Lambeth the fame Year. — —
Their Grant to the King there. . . ■ — ■ 1 28
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reigners by the King. '—
Bad Confequences thereof. — >
Summoned to meet the King at Oxford in 1233.
Their Refufal to attend. — —
■ Reafon for it. ■ ■■■ — —
Summoned to fPeftminftir foon after. — —
Their Reafon for a fecond Refufal. .*— *-
— — threatning Meffage to the King. — —
How treated by him on that Account. ■
Meet the King at Wtfiminjler in 1 23+. —
Their good Agreement there, Account of.
Summoned to Mtrton in 1236. — ——
Their Tranfactions there. ——— -■ —
Convened to London in 1237. — ■■ ■
Their Grant of a Supply requefted. —
— — fharp Anfwer to the King's Meffage foi
that Purpofe. — — ■ — —
How foothed by the King. — —
Their Anfwer thereto. ■■ ■■— — ■
Obtain a Confirmation of Magna Charts. —
Their Grant to the King thereupon. —
Meet him at ttrk.
Occafion thereof. ■ ■■■
Summoned to Weflmlnjitr in 1237. —
Their Grant to the King there. — — —
Refent his Manner of fquandering it away.
Their League againft him on that Occafion,
and the Event thereof. -■-— ■■
Summoned to London in 1242. ■
Their Engagement thereupon. — —
Anfwer to the King's Demand for Money,
How artfully dealt with on their Refufal of a
Supply. ~ —
Their farther Anfwer of Denial.
— — Di Ablution in Confequence thereof. —
— — Proteft thereupon. — — — -r^-
— — Reply to the King's further Application to
them at that Time. ■
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BARONS, fiimmoned to fVtflminflgr in 1244.
Solicited by the King for a pecuniary Aid.
Their Anfwer. _
' Anfwer to the Bifhops, &c. concerning
this Affair. —
■ ' ■- further Proceedings therein. —
Grant to the King on his Promife to keep
the Charter of Liberties. — __
— Treatment of him at another Afiembly t
Summoned to London in 1246. - . —
Their Laws made there againft fuch as robbed
Parks or Warrens. ■
Convened again to London this fame Year.
Occafion thereof.
Called by Writ to meet at London in 1248. -
Solicited for a pecuniary Aid to the King. —
Their Rem on (trance theieupoir, letting forth his
bad Conducl.
— Reply to his Promife of Amendment.
Are prorogued for forcie Time. — ■ ■--.
How received by the King on meeting again. -
Their Anfwer to his Speech from the Throne.
— — Diffolution. — — ■
Convened to London in 1251. — — ™
Their Tranfadions there. ■ . - - — —
Called to Weftminfler in j 252, and on what Ac-
— - — to Leaden in 1254. — —
Required to affift the King (then in Gafcoigny)
with a powerful Aid. . — -
Their Anfwer thereto. — — —
Summoned again to Leaden in this Year, and to
the fame Purpofe. —
Their Reafons for not granting the King any
Money at that Time. — — — 1 55,
Meet the King at London in 1255. — — I 56
Required to grant him a pecuniary Aid. - - 1 56, 7
Their Refufal thereof, and Demand on the King. 1 57
Convened the fame Year to Wtjlminjltr. — 1 57
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Summoned to Wtftminjter in 1257. —
Their Bufinefs there. Account of. -■■■■
Meet the King at London in 1258. —
Their ftiff Refufal to affift him with Money.
— — Complaints againft him. — • ,
-— — Conditional Promife of a Tax. —
Empowered by the King to reform the State of
the Nation, and by what Method.
Their Meeting at Oxford for that Purpofe.
— — Military Appearance, and the Reafon
thereof.
Lift of, elected there, as a Committee to reform
the Government.
Their Demands on the King. — —
■ Order for holding three Parliaments in
every Year. " — — —
• -■■ Election of twelve Perfons to reprefent
them in Parliament. —
Entry or Record to that Purpofe.
Lift of, fo elected.
Their further Proceedings at that Time. .- - -
Lift of, appointed to fettle an Aid for the King.
Their Treatment of his uterine Brothers. - -
Complaint again ft them by a Deputation from
the Batchelors of England. - - - ■
How threatried by Prince Edward.
Publifh their Body of Laws. — »
Title thereof. — —
Conclufion of them. — — ■ _
Their Expultion of the Poiftovins, Account of.
Manner of excufing tbemfelves to the Pope
for that Step. .
How oppofed by the King's- Party. -
Their Endeavour to fupport the Oxford Pro-
National Diffractions confequent thereupon.
Summoned to meet the King itOxford'm 1263.
Propofal made to them there for reftoring the
antiem Method of Government.
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BARONS, their Reply to the Propo&ls made to
them at Oxford* for reftoring the antient
Method of Government. - -
Refer the Deciilon of the Matter to the King
of France. —~ — — —
Their Oxford Prpvifior-; difanulled by him.
War with King Henry III. in Confe-
quence of that Award. — — ■■ ■
Vi&ory over him at Lewes in Sujfex. - -
— -- Treatment of him and his Brother, King
of the Remans. — — —
^^ Power at that Time. — — —
■ new Scheme of Government propofed.
and the Intention thereof-
Routed by Prince Edward^ and their late Ad-
vantages overturned. — —
Their Lands, how difpofed of. —
Admitted to compound for them, and on what
Terms. — — — —
Their Difference with King Edward I. and
how occafioncd. — — —
— — Martial Appearance at the Parliament
fummoned by Prince Edward in 129.J
——Articles of Reconciliation with the King
infilled upon, Particulars of, - -
— Demands approved by the Prince, and con-
firmed by the King. — — —
— Expedition againil the revolted Seels.
• Proceedings at TCark relating to the two
Great Charters. — — —
— — rafh Demand on the King at the Parliament
in 1301. — — —
How anfwered in a Speech by him.
Their Submiffion thereupon. —
lift of , who with flood the Usurpation of Pope
Boniface VIII. relating to his Claim on
Tbeir Letter to him on that Occasion.
■ ■■ Oppofition to the King's going into France.
— ^— late mutinous Behaviour to the King, how
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BARONS, Lift of, at the Parliament at CarBjle
in 1307. — ■ — — —
Their Refentment againft Pierce Gavifton, Fa-
vourite to King Edward II. - - - -
. Convention at IVare on Ms Account. - -
Compel the King to call a Parliament to London
in 1308. — — — —
Their Charge there againft Gave/Ion, Particulars
' Allen t to Gavtfton's enjoying the Earldom
of Cornwall for Life. — —
Lift of, who refufed to attend the King in Par-
liament at York in 131c. -
Their Reafon for this Neglefl. - -
— Anfwer to the King's Fropofal for treating
about the late Ordinances. -
— ■ Refolu tiort to drive Gavejlon from the King.
■ ■- Preparations for that Purpofe. -
Appoint Thomas Plantagtmt Earl of Lancajltt
their General. — — —
Their Menage to the King for the Delivery of
Gave/ion. — — _ —
— — clofe Purfuit of the Favourite, and Manner
of talcing him, Account of.
1 Execution of him, as a National Enemy.
■ — threatning Meflage to the King, touching
their Ordinances. — —
-. ' Forces, how difpoled 'of. -
» Treaty and Agreement with the King.
- Submiftton, how dated. -
Complaints againft them by the King at the
Parliament in 1313, Particulars of.
Their Anfwer thereto. — —
— Submiffion according to a former Agree-
ment. — - — —
Confederacy againft the two Difpnft.
— violent Proceedings againft them, Account
— — Meflage to the King demanding their
Banifhment. — — —
How aniwered. — ~* ■>—
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BARONS, their Expedition to London againft the
Kmg. —
Their Behaviour there.
■ Articles preferred againft the Defpenfert at
the Parliament in 1321. -
— Award againft tbem. —
■ uncommon Orel's at this Parliament.
— — Remonftrance to the King, touching their
Indemnity for what they bad done.
Obtain tbeir Charters of Pardon. —
Their frefli Provocation againft the King, and
how occasioned. —
■ ■ - Refolution to revenge it,
■ Defeat at Bertugbiridge:
— — Devaluations committed on the Lands of
Hugh Defpenfer the younger.
— — on the Lands of
Hugh Defptnfer the Father. -
Gain the Queen to their Intereft.
Their Execution of the two Difpenferi.
Impriibnment of the King. -
Indemnity on Account of their Conduct
10 him. " — —
Lift of, at the Parliament in 1537.
■ ■-■■ ■ who protefted againft the Act of Uni-
— ■- - . againft the Act allowing
Priefts to marry. - - -
BARONS of the Exchequer receive aMefiagefrom
the Commons to make void their Orders in
the Procefs againft Merchants for Tonnage
Their Anfwer.
BARONETS, Order »/, when firft inftituted.
BARR1NGTON, Sir Tbemas, his Report con-
cerning the Proceedings againft the Tefuits,
BARTON, Elizabeth, her Attainder and Execu-
tion, and the Occafion thereof. - - -
BASIL, Mr. his Account of a Victory gained over
the Marquis of Clanrickard in Inland.
His farther Account of the Succef3 of the Eng-
/{A Forces. — — —
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BASTARDY, Aa tf. Anno 1431. - - ■
BAST WICK, Dr. John, Refoluiion of the Com-
mons (or rcleafing him from Prifon. - - 9
Hia Confinement, Caute of. — . 9
Account of him by Lord Clarendon, - 9
-■ ■ - 1 by Sander/an. ■ . . — — 9
. — - ■ - by Whithckt. — . . ■■— 9
How favoured by the Commons. - - - -
BATCHELORS, Deputation 0/, from all Parts
of England tax^t Court of King Henry III.
Their Complaint againft the Barons. - - •
BATH, Henry, Chief Jujiiee of England, his mar-
tial Appearance at a Meeting of the Nobles
in 1 251. —
Charge againfl him by King Henry III. -
Proclamation againft him. ■ . —
His imminent Danger on that Occafion. -
Farther Complaint againil him. —
Interpolations in his Favour, Account of, -
Reconciled to the King, and by what Means.
BATH, Earlef. Sec Bourchier.
BATTEN, Vice- Admiral to the Earl of Warwick,
his Behaviour to the Queen on her land-
ing at Bridlington from Holland, Account
of. _
Appointed, by the Commons, Chief Comman-
der at Sea. — — — ■- ■ ■ . .
His Oppofition to the Royal Family, Account of.
BATTS, Parliament of, why fo called. - -
BAYNARD, Richard, £/j;chofen Speaker to the
Commons in 1431. — — —
BAYNE, Ralph, Bijbep 0/ Ctvtntry, deprived of
his Bimoptick, and on what Account.
BAYONS, Bega, concerned in the Murder of
King Edward II. — —
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pointed one of the Committee to furvey:
the Houfltold of King Richard II. - -
Appointed to attend hit Penon, and to give Aii-
fweis to foreign Miniftcrs. ~ - ,
— - ■ one of the Committee to examine the Go-
vernment of the King's Per fan and Court.
His Oppofition to the Meafures of the King and
his Mini Hers. ■■ —
One of the five Lords, called Appellants in 138$
Difmifled by the King from the Council Board.
Admitted again. ■ -■ ■■—
Articles of Impeachment againft him, by the
Lords Appellants in 1397. - - -
His Anfwer thereto. — •— .
Convi&ed of High Treafon, and his Sentence.
Behaviour at his Trial. — ■ —
BEAUCHAMP, Sir John, sfHolt, impeached by
the Commons at the Parliament in 1388.
Charge againft him. — — — - ■ ■ .
His Sentence and Execution. — - —
BEAUCHAMP, Richard, Earl of Warwick, his
Con te ft with John Mowbray, Earl Marfnal ,
about Precedency in the Par I lament- Houfe.
BEAUCHAMP, Sir Walter, chofen Speaker to
the Houfe of Commons at the Parliament
BEAUFORT, Thomas, tldtft iafi Son of John
Duke efLancafler, created Earl of Somtrftt.
Made one of the Lords Appellants at the famous
Council at Nottingham in 1397.
Created Marquis of Derfet. — —
Ordered by the Parliament to give an Account
of his Proceedings as one of the Lords
Appellants. — —
His Excufe.
Sentence pronounced againft him on this Oc-
casion. ■— — 1
Rdtoicd to his Honours, &V. again. - - -
His Attempt, in Conjunction with fome others,
to re/lore King Richard II. to his Crown.
Accufed pf High Treafon on this Account. -
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BEAUFORT, Tlmat, eldefl baft Sm of Jabn
Duke ef Lanca/ler, interceded for by the
Commons. ■ ■■ —
Obtains a Pardon from King Henry IV, and re-
ftored to his Liberty, Honours, ts'c.
Hi* Speech to the King and Parliament in Fa-
vour of a War with France. -
Created Duke of Extttr. — —
Made one of the Governon to King Henry VI,
BEAUFORT, Henry, Bijhep of Lincoln and Lord-
Chancellor, his Speech at opening the Sef-
lion of Parliament in 1404.
. - in i<f05-
Made Bithop of Winchtfier, and opens the Sef-
fion of Parliament in 1410. -
His Speech to the Parliament, Anna 1413. —
Has the Crown delivered to him, and on what
Occafion. - — — — —
Made one of the Governors to King Henry VI.
Opens the Seflion of Parliament in 1425. - -
Obtains the King's Letters Patent to receive the
Money which he lent to the Government.
Quarrels with Humphry Duke of Gloucefler —
His Application to the Dulce of Bedford, Regent
of France, on this Account. -
Opens the Seflion of Parliament in 1426. —
His Anfwer to the Articles exhibited againfl him
by the Duke of Gloucefler at the Parlia-
ment in 1426. - - ■■
Acquitted of the Charge againft him, and recon-
ciled to the Duke. —
Jtefigns his Office of Lord-Chancellor.
Made a Cardinal, Anno 1428. —
Quarrels again with Humphry Duke ef Glm-
eejler, and on what Account. -
Refers his Caufe to the Home of Peers who de-
clare in his Favour. . 1 1
Procures the Duke's Imprifonment and Death,
His own terrible Death, Account of, —
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BEAUFORT, Sir Tbotnat, Lord-Chancellor, his I
Speech on opening the Parliament in 1411.
BEAUFORT, Edmund, Duke of Somerfet, flain
at the Battle of St. Albans, Anno 145;.
BEAUMONT, Sir Henry, chofen Speaker to the
Houfe of Lords at the Parliament in 1332.
His Speech to the King, by way of Advice.
BEAUMONT, Vifcount John, flain at the Battle
of Northampton in 1461. — — — ■
BECKIT, Thomas, Archbijbop of Canterbury, his
ill Ufage by King Henry II. at a Conven-
tion in 1164. 11 '■ — —
His Application to the Pope on that Account.
— Grievance how remedied. — — —
— mutinous Behaviour and Murder on his Re-
turn to England. — ■ - ■ — —
BECK, Anthony, Bijbop of Durham, his Declara-
tion to the Scots Nobility, concerning the
Right of King Edward I. to the Realm
of Scotland. - - ■- . .
BEDDINGFIELD, Sir Thomas, committed to
the Tower, and why. — — —
Appointed, by the Parliament, one of the Jufticcs
of the Court of Common Pleas. ■
BEECHER, Sir William, how interrogated by the
Lords on his fearching the Studies, &c. of
the Earl of Warwick and Lord Brooke.
His Anfwcr and Confeffion. —
— Commitment and Difcharge. —
BEERBY, miiiam, Efy; elected Speaker of the
Commons in 1436. ■ ■- —
BELKNAPP, Sir Robert, one of the Judges fum-
moned to Nottingham by King Richard II.
in 1387. -
His Exclamation on figning the Rcfolutions
Impeached by the Commons on that Account.
Charge agaimt him. — — —
His Anfwcr. ■ -
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BELKNAPP, Sir Robert, hit Sentence. - -
How mitigated at the Requeft of the Bifhops.
His Bamihmoit to Inland. — — —
— Allowance towards the Expences of bis
Paffage.
^-- Return permitted by Parliament. ■
BELL, Robert, Efq; chofen Speaker of the Com-
mons in 1572. — - - —
His Speech to Queen Elizabeth, Heads of.
BELLASIS, Colonel John, one of King Charles the
Firft's Generals, and Governor of Turk.
His Defeat at Selby, by Sir Thomas Fairfax,
Account of. 1 ' ■ ■ —
Taken Prifoner there. —
Sent up to London. — - — — ■ — -
Brought to the Bar of the Houfe of Commons.
His Treatment there by the Speaker. —
Committed to the Tower. — — —
Releafed from his Confinement, and made Go-
vernor of the Town and Garrifon of New-
His Anfwer to a Summons for delivering them
up to the Parliament's Forces.
BELLASISE, Sir Henry, convened before the
Privy-Council. — —
Committed to the Fleet. — —
BELLIEURE, Monfuur, comes to London in
Quality of AmbafTador from the Court
France to mediate a Peace between the
King of England and his Parliament.
Obtains an Audience of the Parliament for this
Purpofc. ■ -■■■■ — ■ - ■-
His Offer rejected, and in what Manner. - ■
BELT, Sir Robert, Alderman of York, how treat,
ed by the Parliament for bis Loyalty to
King Charles I. ■ ■ 1 —
BENEDICT Xill. Pope of Rome Eleil, his Con-
tort with Boniface IX. for the Papal
BENEVOLENCE, ABrf, granted by Parliament
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BENEVOLENCE, Aa of, granted by Parliament
to King Richard 111. —
-—to King Henry VII, Anno 1505. ■■
Particular Account of, collected for Htnry VIII.
Then firft fet on Foot for railing Money, and
by whom. ■■ ' —
Stories concerning it. —
Granted by Parliament to Henry VII.
to Henry VIII. -
to Elizabeth. -
.- ■ ■■■ to fames I.
MNBOVV, Cap 1. taken Prifoner at the Battle of
Wwcifttr. . —
His Sentence and Execution. — —
BLNNET, Dr. his Speech againft Monopolies.
His Account of the Number of Recufants in
Yorkjbire, prefented to the Ecflefiaftical
Court there, Anno 1600, *— ■ -
JENNET, Sir John, complained of by the Com-
mons for Bribery. — — —
Convened before the Lords. -■■■■ ■■■
Charge againft him. ■■■ ■ ■ ■' —
His Requeft to the Lords on that Occafion.
Admitted to Bail. —
Hu Anl'wer thereupon. ■ — —
— Petition to trie Lords. —
Falls iick, and unable to attend his Trial. -
Obtains the King's Pardon. "
BENSON, Henry, Efq\ Member for Knarejbrough,
expelled the Houfc for felling Protections.
BENYON, George, Articles of Impeachment
againft him by the Commons. — —
His Charge farther aggravated, and how-
Proceedings againft him at his Trial. ■
His Defence.
— Sentence. »
BERKLEY, LordTbomai, arraign *d for the Death
of King Edward II.
His Anfvrcr and Commitment. -
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BERKLEY, Lord Thomas, his Acquittal and Dis-
charge of his Manuprifors, Account of. I
BERKLEY, Lord, impeached by the Commons
of High Treafon. ■- ■ 16
Discharged from Reftraint, and reflated to his
Seat in Parliament again. ■ ■ ... ' 17
One of the Peers who rejected an Ordinance of
the Commons for the Trial of King
Charles I. — 1 8
BERKLEY, Sir John, committed to the Tower,
on Sufpicion of being concerned in a Plot
againft the Parliament. — — — ;
BERKLEY, Sir Robert, Juftiet of the King's
Bench, Information againft him by the
Commons. ■ ■ 9
His Bail to abide the Cenfure of Parliament. 9
Accufed of High Treafoni — —
Taken off the Bench in Wtfiminfttr-Hall and
committed. ■ _
Impeachment againft him on Account of Ship-
Prohibited from going the Summer Circuit in
1641. —
Brought to the Bar of the Houfe of Lords.
His Requeft on that Occafion.
Denies the Facia fet forth in the Impeachment.
His Petition for Allowance of Witneffes and
Counfcl. r —
— Trial put off, and why. —
— Charader by Mr. IVhithcke. —
Brought to his Trial before the Peers.
Proceedings againft him there, together with his
Opinion and Antwers touching Ship-Mo*
ney, Account of. -■ —
His Sentence. • —
BERKLEY, Sir Charles, impeached of High
Treafon. — — 11 425
BERKLEY, Sir Edward, impeached of High
Treafon. — -,-— ■ "I11 425
BERKLEY, Sir Henry, impeached of High
Treafon. — - — — — In 425
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BERKSHIRE, Earl of. See Howard.
BERNARDISTON, Sir Thomas, appointed by
the Parliament to go to Bury, in Suffolk,
to fupprefs an Infurre&ion there. - - ]
His Succefs in that Bufinefs, Account of. — i
— Letter concerning fome further Difturbanccs
in that County. •■ ■ — i
BERNERS, Sir Jamesy impeached by the Com-
mons at the Parliament in 1388. , —
Charge againft him. ■ ■ ■ — —
His Sentence and Execution. — ■
BERTIE, Robert, Earl of Lindfey, and Lord
Great -Chamber lain af England, appointed
one of the Commiflioncrs for giving the
Royal Aflent to the Bill of Attainder againft
the Earl of Strafford —
Voted by the Parliament an Enemy to the State. :
Leaves the King and goes into the Parliament's
Quarters. ■ — — ;
Committed Prifoner to Windfir Caftle. — ;
BERWICK, a Parliament held there, Temp. Ed-
ward I.- Anne 1292. — —
Befieged by the Scots, Anno 1455. — —
Information from thence concerning an intended
Surprize of that Town. — — - 17
Seized by Sir Marmadukt Langialt in Behalf of
, the Scots. — 1
Surrendered to General Cromwell. - — 1
BtDDLE, John, Proceedings againft him for
Blafphemy. — — — — 20 399, 4C0
His Anfwers to the Qu eft ions propofed to him. 2
— Doctrines fome Account of. - - - - s
Banifhed by the Protector. — — s
BIGAMY, Statute of, when firft enacted. - -
BILLS, Titles of, prefented by the Parliament's
Commimoners to the King in the Ifle of
Wight for his Royal Aflent. - - - j
Form of, as palled by both Houfes, for that
Purpofe. — — — 1 16J406/8413
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BILLS, depending before CromwclFs fecond Par-
liament, at the Time of their Diflblution,
Account of.
Manner of prefenting them for the Protector's
Confent. ■■■- — — ■
BILL for difabling the Clergy from exercifmg any
Temporal Authority, Form of.
BILLINGSLY, Capi. fufpec>ed of being con-
cerned in a Plot againft the Parliament.
Order of the Peers againft him on this Account.
BIRCH, Col. Join, one of the Parliament 'i Gt-
ntrats, his Letter, giving in Account of
his taking the City of Hiriford. - - ■
His fecond and third Letters to the famePurpofe
— - Lift of Prifoners taken there. - - - •
Appointed Governor of that City.
His Account of Sir Jacob Aflltj'% Defeat by the
Parliament's Forces. — —
■■ '■ 'i of the Earl of .Dwiy's Defeat in I
Lancajbire. — — jao 34, 5
— Letter relating to the Purfuit of the Seoul I
Army after the Battle of IVorceJler. — 20 57
BIRKHEAD, Edward, Efq; appointed Serjeant] |
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at Arms to Cromwtll'% firft Parli
BISHOPS, Lift of, at a Convention held at Not-
tingham in 1194. — —
■ — - who attended King John at
Rvnningmedi when the two Great Charters
were granted. -— — ■
Their Proteft againft the Demand of King Hai-
ry III. for a pecuniary Aid.
Lift of, appointed to confider about relieving the
King from his Debts. — —
Their Anathema againft the Violators of the
two Great Charters, Form of. - - -
Lift of, who affifted in making up the Difference
between King Edward I. and his Barons.
at the Parliament at Carliflt in 1 307.
TheirSentence againftGafjfonEar] of Cornwall,
and his Adherents. ■ ■
20 183
109
134
142
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BISHOPS, Li/i <-/, appointed, with fundry Earls,
tfc. to govern the Affairs of K. Edw. II.
Committee of, lent by the Barons to the King,
demanding the Baniihment of the two
Dtfptnfirt. ,
Their Difloyalty to the King, Inftance of.
Lift of, appointed Guardians for Kinz Ed-
ward III. - 1 ,
Their Endeavours to preferve the Peace of the
Realm.
■ Advice required by the King, touching his
Right to the Title of King of Frgna.
• ■ Resolution thereupon. - —
— — Proteftation at the Impeachment of the
Archbilhop of Tcri, and others, in 1388.
—— Interpofition in Favour of the Judges con-
demned for High Treafon, . ■
— Proteftation againft any Law for retrain-
ing the Pope's Power, — — _
in Favour of Tho. Haxey, Clerk.
— Oath to fupport the Resolutions of the
Parliament in 1397. — ■
Lift of, on that Occafion. — —
Their Sentence againft thole who fhould a&
contrary thereto. — -
Lift of, appointed to fettle a new Form of Re-
ligion. . ■■
■ '■'■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Ceremonies in the Church.
1 who protefted againft the Sacrament A£t.
Their Complaint at the Parliament in 1549.
Introduce a Bill for inforctng the Eccleuafttcal
Laws. — ■
Lift of, who protefted againft an Ad for de-
facing Images. ■ • -
— ' ■ ■ againft a Bill for rcftoring
the Firft Fruits to the Crown. .
— _ , againft a Bill for reftoriiig
the Supremacy to the Crown.
— -- ' ' againft a Bill for Exchange
of Lands of Bifhopricfcs. 3
Their Coiifccration confirmed by an Ad. _ 4
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BISHOPS, Lift of, appointed to manage a Con-
fcrence between the Lords and Commons,
relating to Ecclefiaftical Affairs. ■ 5\ 15*
Lift of, at th« Opening the Parliament in No-
vtmier, 1640. — — — — 9
Their Civil Power ftruck at by the Commons. 9
Petition againft them by the City of London,
Account of. ' .■ -■■— -
Lift of, fined bytheCommonsfortJieir Proceed-
ings in the Convocation, Jxm 1640. Q
Their Fines, Particulars of. ~— — 9
■ ■■ Power, with fefped to the printing and
puWiftung of News-Book*. ■ -■ -■
Debate in the Houfe of Commons for aboIHh'
ing them: — ■■— ■
_ 1 of Lords for reftraining
them from intermeddling in Secular Affairs. 9
Refolutions of the Lords concerning them. — 9.
Farther Debate about them by the Commons.
Remarkable Saying of Lord Falkland's concern-
ing them. —— fc. —— —
Their Revenues ordered to be feiaed upon by
the Commons. ■ - . ■ 9
_■— Maintenance, how provided for. •— — 9
Lift of, impeached for making the new Canons. 9
Give in a Plea to their Impeachment. —
Required by the Commons to gives peremptory
Anfwer. — — ■
Their Refblution to abide by their Plea and De-
murrer. ■ - ■' ■ ■ '■
Cry of the Mob againft them. — —
Abfent themfelves from the Home of Peers to
fecure their Lives. -■■-- — ■
Their Proteftation againft the Legality of Parlia-
mentary Proceedings daring their forced
Abfcnce. 10 138,
Lift of, who figned this Proteftation. 10 139
Accufed of High Treafon on this Account. 10 140
Their Charge. 10 142
. Anfwers. — ■— 10141**145
Committed to the Tower, — — — 10 145
Petition againft them from the County of Buch. 10 199, 200
BISHOPS
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BISHOPS, brought to the Bar of the Houfe of
Peer,. -^—
Their farther Anfwer. «— — *
Petition to be admitted to Bail. •
Remanded to Prifon. — ■ ■ — -■
Their Votes in Parliament taken away by an
Admitted to Bail by the Peers. ». - ■
Ordered to Prifon again at the Requeft of the
Commons. — — . — ■
Brought to the Bar of the Houfe of Peers for
their Trial. ■■„■,■ , .. .- —
Proceedings there againft them, Particulars of.
Farther Proceedings againft them by the Parlia-
ment. ■ i ■
Obliged to make their Defence at the Bar of the
Houfe of Commons. — — —
Refolutions there againft them. — , — —
Admitted to Bail. — — —
Their Name and Title aboliftted, and when. 15
— Temporalities ordered to be fold.
In the primitive Times, Poverty of. - - *
B1S.HOPRICKS, Lift of, vacant in 1641. - -
Speech agatnft filling them up. — — . .
BISHOP, RUbard, his Depofttion againft Lord
Treafurer Middle/tie for Bribery.
&AKE, John, CaunftUtr at Law, impeached by
the Commons in 1388. - »
Charge againft him. — — —
HuAnrwerto the Articles alledged againft him.
■ — Sentence and Execution, Account of.
WAKE, Cat. Robert, appointed one of the Com-
manders of the Fleet, inftead of the Karl
of Warwick. -■■■■ - -
How rewarded by the Houfe of Commons for
deftroying Prince Ruptrfs Fleet in the
Bay of Malaga. — —
*— ■ ■ — ■ — for his Victory over the Dutch
Fleet. — — -— (.
His Victory over the Spanijb-Fktt at Santa
Crux. — — — — 21 144
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BLAKE, Col Rohtrt, his Services to the Com-
monwealth, how intended to be rewarded.
His Death and Character. — —
— Maxim, conftamiy inculcated to the Sailors.
BLUNT, Sir Thomat, High Steward, his Cere-
mony at the Depofiiion of King Edward II.
BLUNT, Mauntpy, Earl of Newport, Com-
plaint againft him to the Peers. ■ - - -
His Defence. .
Juftified by the Parliament. — —
Joins King Charles I. at Oxford. — ■ 13
Deferts him and returns to the Parliament. 1.3
BOHUN, Humphry, Earl of Hertford, appointed
one of the Barons Committee to reform
the State in 1258. —
Appointed one of the Council to King Henry III.
• i ■■ — one of the Barons Committee to re-
prefent the Community in Parliament.
■ — one of the Committee to treat of an
Aid for the King. — — —
Joins in an Infurre&ion againft King Edward I.
How threatened for excuung himfelf from going
to the French War. — — —
His refohitc Anfwer thereto. — ■■ ■■
— Charter of Pardon obtained from the Re-
gents, Form of. ■■■■— - —
One of the Patriots who withftood Papa) Ufur-
pation in 1301. ■■ ■■ ■
How punifhed for his mutinous Behaviour to
the King. —
Appointed one of the Committee to govern the
Affairs of King Edward II. — —
Takes out a Charter of Pardon for his Confe-
deracy againft the Dtfpenfers.
His Followers, how treated by the King. - -
BOHUN, Edward, how rewarded by King Ed-
ward III. for taking Roger Mortimer,
Earl of March. —
BOHUN, William, created Earl of Northampton.
His Application to Parliament for an Aid to
KingAdrntrd III. —
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BOISE, , Efyi his Speech on a Bill relating
to Bifhops Leafcs. — —
BOISINON, Pittr, Agent from the King ot
France to the Privy-Council of Scotland.
His Propoutipns to them concerning the March
of their Army into England*
BOLEYN, Mrs. Am, married to King Him. VIII
and crowned Queen of England. - - -
Accuicd of Inceft- and Adultery, and executed
for the lame* ■ ■ 1 —
BOND, , Efq; bis Speech againft a Bill \
for refortiag to Church. J
BOKIFACE VIIT. Pope of Rome, his Award,
touching Tome Differences between King
Edward I. and the King of Franct, —
His Claim to the Kingdom of Scotland, as a
Fief of the Holy See. —
— Reafons to invalidate the Claim of Edward.
How anfwered by the Kane.
—> by the whole Baronage of Eng-
BONIFACK IX. Pop,, his Cornell with Bent
diel XIII. called the Anti-Pope.
His Application to King Richard II. for a Re-
peal of the Statute of Provifors. - - - I 447
— Requeft connived at, and in what Manner, 1 447
BONNER, Edmund, Blfiop ofLenden, deprived of
his Bifhoprick, and the Occafion thereof.
BOOTHE, Laurence, Bijbep of Durham, and Lord
Chancellor, hit Speech to the Commons
in 1473. 2 344
BOOTH, Sir Gierge, heads an Infurre&ion in
Favour of King Charla II. - - - - 21 441
Hi) Defeat, Particulars of. — — 21 443/0446
Taken Prifoncr, and committed to the Tower. 21 447
Pipers found upon him, Titles of. - • 21 454
1 Difcbsrged from his Imprifomncnt. - - - 22 136
His Services, how recompens'd by the Commons. 22 407, 8
BOROUGHS, decayed Cafe of. . 4 102, 3
Origin of the kfler Sort of them. ■■ -■ 21 211/0219
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BOSVILLE, Mr, his Examination concerning
ibme Letters whicli be delivered to King
Charles I. at Holdtnby.
Committed to Newgate on that Account. —
BOSWORTH, BattU tf, Anno 1485. - - ■
BOURCHIER, Thomas, Arebbijhof of Canterbury^
and Lard Chancellor, his Declaration to the
Parliament in 1455, touching the Caufe
of their Summons. — ■■■■ — ■
His Anfwer to a Requeft of the Commons, re-
lating to the Choice of a Protestor. - 1
Prorogues the Parliament by the Appointment
of the Duke of York.
BOURCHIER, Henry, created Earl of Efex by
King Edward IV. — — ,-
BOURCHIER, Hlmy, Earl of Bath, his Report
of a Conference between both Houfes about
djihanding the Army. —
Summoned to attend the Parliament. - -
His Letter of Excufe. —
. BOURCHIER, Sir Johw, petitions the Peei
againli Lord-Keeper Williams, for indirect
Dealing. —
His Complaint found to be unjuft, —
— Sentence on this Occafion. «— —
SubmitSon. - ■—
Is pardoned thro' the Clemency of the Lord-
Keeper.
His Letter of Complaint againft Lord Savilt.
BOWES, John, Efy; eleaed Speaker to the
Commons in 1435. — •
BOWET, Henry, Clerk, condemned to Banifli-
ment for Life, and on what Account.
BOWING at the Name ofjefus, Refolution of
the Commons concerning that Ceremony.
Refolution of the Peers on the fame. - - -
BOWYER, Robert, his Letter to Mr. Evans, Un-
der-Clerlc to the Commons. - —
BOYLAND, Sir kkbard, en itinerant Juflite,
how fined for Extortion. — — — -
BRABANZON, Chief Jujlict of England, his
Speech to the Parliament in 1291. - -
the.
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BRABANZON, Chief Jufiice tf England, his
Speech to the Parliament afiemfcded at Lin-
coln in 2301*
BRADSHAW, Serjeant, how rewarded bjr the
Commons, on Account of his fitting at
President in the High Court of jufticc at
the Tf ial of King Charles I. - - -
BRADSHAW, Richard, Efg; appointed Agent to
Hamburgh — ■ ■■ —
BRADY, Dr. his Character of Pitrci Gave/Un,
Favourite to King Edward II. - - -
Bis Account of the milctable £nd of that Mo-
narch, "i '
ERAIBR OOK, an itinerant Jtfftu*, how fcrv'd by
Falcafius a Rebel for letting a Fine on him.
BRAMPTON, Sir HWliom, Jufiioe tf the Com-
nun Pleas, how fined for Extortion. —
8RAMPSTON, Sir John, Lord Chit/ Jufiice tf
the Ung's Bench, Information againJr him
by tbe Commons, —
Gives Bail for 10,000 /. to abide the Cenuue
of Parliament. — — — —
Impeachment againit him on Account of Ship-
Money. — — ■ — —
Prohibited from going the Summer Circuit in
fiRANDON, Charles, Duke »/ Suffeli, his Mar-
riage with Mary, Sifter to King Hen-
ry VIII. and Queen Dowager of Frame*.
His large Fortune acquired thereby.
One of die Coaitnitfioners appointed to fwcar
the Lords and Commons to the A& of
SucceJBon in Favour of Ann Boleyn. —
Appointed Lord Preudentof the King's Council.
- one of the Commiifioners for pro-
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roguing the Parliament in 1540.
e of the Commi JBoners to examine
Queen Catherine with regard to her
continency. — -■ ■ ■■■
His Speech to both Houfes, touching that Affair.
BRA y, Henry, Efibeater and Judge /tr the Jivis^
Jbow fined for Extortion. — —
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BRAYBROKE, Rthtrty Bijbep of London, made
Lord Chancellor. — ■ — -
His Declaration to the Parliament, touching the
Catife of their Summons in 1382. — ;-
— — — - in 1383. —
BRXMBRE, Sir Nicholas, one of the Council of
Stale held at Nottingham by King Ric
ard II. Anno X387. « —
Articles of Impeachment againft him^ Particul
of. . — —
His Plea before the Parliament. —
How anfwered by the Lords. — ■
Convi&ed of High Treafon. ■■
His Sentence and Execution. ■■■-
BRENTINGHrtM, Thomas, Bijb»p of Enter,
removed from the Office of Lord Treafurer.
Appointed one of the Commiflioners to examine
the Government of the Pcrfon and Court
of King Richard II. ■
the Affaire of the Nation in 1386. - -
His InnoceKcy on that Account declared in open
Parliament. - — ■
BRERETON Sir miliamy his Letter, giving an
Account of his railing the Siege before
Montgomery Cattle. — —
His Letter, giving an Account of his talcing the
ftrong Caftle of httflen for the Pailiament
■—- Account of Sii "Jacob Afllift Defeat by thi
Parliament's Forces. —
BRIBERY, Cafe of.
BRIDGES, Mr. taken Prifoner at the Battle of
ffrorc/fcr.
BRIDGE WATER, furrendered to the Parlia
ment's Forces. -■■ ■ »■ -
BRISTOL, Earl of. See Digbv.
BRISTOL, Bijhopriei ofy when firft creeled. •
BRISTOL, City of, fecured to the Parliament.
Retaken by the King's Forces under Prince Ru-
pert. — — — —
Taken by Sit Thomas Fairfax, — — —
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BRITAINY, Difiricl of, when reduced under
Subje&ion to the Crown of Front*. - -
BRIWERE, miliam. (See Langton, Arch-
bifliop of Canterbury.) — —
PROGH1LL, Lord, his Defeat of the Irijb Rebels
at CafiU Lynns in 165J. —
Occafion of his quitting the Royal Caufe, and
efpoufing that of die Commonwealth, Ac-
count of. i — —
His further Suceefs againft the Irifi. ■■
Appointed one of the Committee to receive
CrrmwelTs Scruples as to his being King.
His Arguments to induce his Acceptance of )
that Title. J
BROMLEY, Sir Thomas, made Lord Chancellor,
and opens the Seffion of Parliament in 1585,
His Speech to the Parliament in 1586. -
Committed to Prifon for attempting to entail the
SuccefEon of the Crown. — ■
BROMLING, Edward, Bfy\ Major o/Gravefind,
his Letter concerning Ctrneliut Evans,
who perforated the Prince otWalet in 1648.
BROOKE, Lard, fufpefled to hold Correfpon-
dence with the rebellious Scots in 1640.
His Study and Pockets fearched by Order of the
Privy-Council. — — —
BROOK, Ptttr, Efa; taken Prifoner in the Infun
rection at Cbefttr, under Sir Gtorg* Booth.
His Examination and Commitment. -
— Difcharge. ■■ —
BROOK, Robert, B/a; chofen Speaker for the
Commons in 1544. — ■ '
BROTHERTON, Thomas, Earl Marefchal, joins
Queen JJabtl in her Attempt to dethrone
her Hufband King Edward II. - -
Appointed one of the twelve Guardians for King
Edward III. during his Minority. - -
Joins Hinry Plantagaut, Earl of Lantafitr,
againft Lord Mortimer. —
Deferts that Confpiracy
Executes the Sentence againft Lord Mortimer
by the King's Command.
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BROWN, Jnthrny, Vif court Mantacute, his Speeds
againft the Bill for lettering the Supre-
macy to the Crown. — — 3
His Speech againft the Oath of Supremacy. 4
Oppofes a Bill againft Jefuits, (Sc. - - - 5
His bitter Speech on this Occafion, - - 5
Committed Piifoner to the Flttt. — — ■
His Confeffion oa being difcharged. - - -
BROWN, Oliver, his Deposition againft Lord-
Treafurer Middltfex, as Mailer of the
Wardrobe.
BROWN, "John, his Examination, touching a
Letter in Cyphers which he had brought
from the Hague for the King at Ihldenby. 15
BROWNE, Samuel, Efq; appointed one of the
Parliament's Commiifioneri to treat with
the King in the Ifie of Wight about a Peace.
Appointed one of the Juftkes of the Court of
King's Bench. - ■ ■ ■ -
BRUCE, Robert, Lord of Annandale, Candidate
for the Crown of Scotland, on the Death of
King Alexander. "■ ■ '
His Anfwer concerning his Right thereto. - ■
— Cl.iim rejected by King Edward I. - •
— Charter of Subjection to that Monarch - -
Advanced 10 the Throne of Scotland. - - •
Reduces that Kingdom to his Obedience, - -
His Victory over the Forces of King Edward II.
at Bannockburn. w — ■ ■
— Invafion of England in 1317. - - - •
— Charter obtained from King Edward III. re-
nouncing all Claim to Scotland, Abttra&of.
BRUCE, Prince Devid, bis Marriage with the
Prtncefs 7mjhw> eUeft Sifter to King Ed-
Succeeds his Father as King of Scotland. - -
Hi* Requcft to King Edward, for Afliftancc
againft Lord Baud, who had ufurped his
v— Reftitution of Berwick demanded, with Ho-
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BRUCE, Prince David, denies die Refutation of|
Berwick, and Homage to King Edward.
War declared againft him on that Account. -
How fupported by die French. _
Vanquiihed and taken Prifoner by Queen Phi-
His Offer of Peace"! '- 1_ ^
— Terms rejected by Parliament. *— _
BRUGES, Lewis, a Netherlander, created Earl
of Winchefier, and by whom. - -
BRUNKER, Sir milium, bis Speech on a Bill
for a Subfidy. . .
BRYAN, Sir Henry, his Speech to the Parliament
in 1372, letting forth the Caufe of their
Meeting, — — . .
BUCK, George, Efq; his Account of the Proceed-
ings of the Parliament called by King
Richard III. in 1484. .
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, Inhabitants $/, their
Petition againft Biihops.
letter of Complaint from thence againft plunder-
ing by the King's Troops, — ■ ■
Petition from that County to Sir Thtmas Fair/ax,
defiling his Mediation with the Parliament
for Redrefs of Grievances, - - - -
BULKLEY, Mr. appointed one of the Parlia-
ment's Commimoners to prefent to the
King their Votes for a pergonal Treaty
with him in the Ijlt of Wight. ~ - ~
His Report of what pafied between the King
and the Commimoners on that Occafion.
Appointed one of the Commimoners to treat
with the King about a Peace. - -
BULUNGBROKE, Henry, Earl ef Derby,
of the five Lords called Appellants in 1388
His Forces raifed as a Guard to King Richard 11,
at the Parliament in 1397. - - - -
Recommended 10 the King's Favour by the Com-
mons, and the Occafion thereof. - - .
Created Duke of Hereford. .
ftp Petition to the King at Shrewjiury in 139S.
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BULLINGBROKE, Henry, Duie of Hertford,
his Declaration againlt Thomat M'wbraj,
Duke of Norfolk.
His Scedule of treasonable Words (poken by the
faid Duke.
— Difference with the Duke ordered to be de-
termined by Combat. ■ — —
— Acceptance thereof. — ■ - - -
Denied a Combat by the King. ■ ■■- — —
Decree for his Baniflimenc, Particulars of. - •
His refpe&ful Behaviour to the King at taking
Leave of him. ■ -. ..
Remarkably favoured on that Occafton, and how.
Goes into Prance, and fucceeds his Father, John
of Gaunt, as Duke of Loncafter. - - -
Retorted to by the difcontcntcd Nobility and
Gentry of England. ■ —
His Refolutton to try his Fortune for the Englijb
Crown. — -—
— Expedition and Power, to this Purpofc, Ac-
count of. — —
— Succefs before Brijlol.
Seizes the King and imprifons him in the Tower
Summons a Parliament to fVeftm'tn/ler in Otto-
ber, 1399. ■
Claims the Crown of England by Proclamation,
and fets forth his Title to the fame. - -
His farther Proceedings relating to his Claim.
Elected King of England by the unanimous Con-
firm of all the States affembled in Parlia-
ment in 1399. - — p — - — —
See HENRY IV.
BUNCE, Jama, Efq; Alderman of London, im-
peachedby thcCommonsofHighTreafon. 17 85
His Behaviour at his Trial, and Proceedings
againil him, Account of. — — — 17 120
Difcharged from Profecution. — — — 17 212
Difabled from bearing the Office of Alderman in j
the Ciiy of London, < ~ — tq 97
BURGH, Hubert, Earl of Kent, made Chief Tu- I
iiice and Prime Muiiilcr to King Henry III. 1 1 25
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BURGH, Hubert, Earl of Kent, his Speech to
the Barons at a Convention in 1225.
— Power and Influence with the King. -
— Opprcffion of the Clergy. —
Accufationi a gain ft him. Particulars of. — —
Proclamation againft him by the King. - —
Abfoonds and takes Sanctuary in Meruit Abbey.
Hit dangerous Situation there, Account of. —
Refcued from the Fury of the Populace, and how.
Hi) Method of pacifying the King's Wrath. -
bow treated in Consequence thereof. —
BURGH, Marquis tfClanrUkard, appointed a Pri-
vy-Counfel lor in Ireland by King CbarUt I.
KRGH, Sir William, one of the Judges who
figned the Refoludons at Nottingham in
Impeached on that Account by the Commons.
Charge againft him. — —
Hii Anfwer. — ■ ■ —
How replied to by the Commons, —
His Sentence, — — — —
Hmr mitigated by the Interpoution of the
45
Hit BanUhment to Ireland. — —
— Allowance towards the Expences of his
Paflage. —J —
— Return permitted by Parliament. ■■-■
Bl'HGHERSH, Sir Bartholomew, Chamberlain to
King Edward III. his Speech to the Par-
liament in 1343, concerning a Truce
with France, .
One of the King's Meflengers from Calais to
the Parliament in 1347, to acquaint them
with his Succels in France, -• ■ ■ —
Hit Declaration to that Purpofe. .
— Requeft for an Aid to the King. ——
— Speech to the Parliament in 1353, concern-
ing a Treaty of Peace. ■ .
*— farther Speech thereupon. -. .,—
■LRGESS, Dr. his Speech againft Deans and
Chapters. .
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BURGESS, Dr. his Complaint agatoft 77*. Wtbb
for uttering Blaiphemy ■** —
BURGESSES, when firft tk&ei, out of Towns
Corporate, to ferve lo Parliament* and at
whole Command. ■ — —
Their Summons, by Royal Authority, to the
Parliament in 1282, Form of. ■»
_— Number for every Borough fommoned to
the Parliament in 1307. -
Reafons why fo many are returned by inconfi*
derable Towns. — —
BURGESSES not re/unt, Debate about them
the Houfe of Commons. — —
BURGHLEY, William, Bfc chofen Speaker to
the Commons in 1445. -
BURLEY, Sir Simon, impeached by the Com-
■ mens in 1388. — - ■ —
Charge againft him. - ■ - —
His Plea thereto. ■
— Sentence and Execution. *— - —
BURNEL, Robert, Bifap of Bath and Willi
his Demand of the Scuts Nobility, touch-
ing the Claim of King Edward I. to the
Crown of Scotland ■
His Examination ' of the Competitors for that
Kingdom. . ^— 1 ■
BURNET, Lord Bijbop, his Remarks on an Afl
for difcharging Henry VIII. fiom certain
Debts, withoutpaying his Creditors.
His Account of the Reafons for fuppreffing the
iefter Monafteries. —
— Remarks on the Attainder and Execution of
the Marquis of Exeter and the Countefs of
Salijbury. - ■ ■ — ■ ■ - —
— Account of the Reafons for fuppreffing the
Order of St. John of Jerufalem. - -
• ■— ■ of Queen Catherine's ConfefEori,
touching her Incontinency. — —
Remarks on the Aft of Attainder againft her.
— Abridgement of the Act for fettling the Suc-
ceffion to the Crown in (544. - - -
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BURNET, Lard Bifisp, his Remarks en an A3
for the Marriage of the Clergy.
His Remarks on the Claim of the inferior Clergy
to have Rcprcfentatives in die Houfe of
Commons. ■ ■ ■— - ■■■■—
— Account of the Proceedings of Queen Marfs
Parliament in 1554. — —
— Character of the Houfe of Commons at that
Time. —
BURTON, Hnrj, CUri, Reulution of die Com-
mons for releafing him from Prifon.
Hi* Confinement, Reafon of. —
Account of him by Lord Clarendon.
— — by Saundtrfan. —
by. IVhithckt. — .
Proceedings againft him in the Star-Chamber
reverfed. ■
Refolutions of the Commons in his Favour.
BURY, Richard, Bijhep »f Durham, his Appli-
xation to the Parliament for an Aid to
King Edward III. then in Franc*.
BURY, Inhabitants ef, their Infurrcction in Fa-
vour of Kirs Charles 1. Account of.
Their Meflage to the ParliamentVCommiffioners
for ceafing of hoftile Ads. — — ■ )
— Conditions for a Surrender. — ■■■
BOSSY, Sir J*bnt chofen Speaker for the Com-
mons at the Parliament of 1 394. —
Chofen Speaker in January,, 1397. —
— — . Sipttmbtr, 1 397. ——
His Petition to the King in Behalf of the Corn-
Appointed one of the Committee on whom the
Authority of Parliament was delegated in
His untimely End, and how occafioned. - -
BUTLER, James, Marquis efOrmend, and herd-
LituUnant ef Irtland, obtains a Victory
over the Irijh Rebels in 1642.
How complimented by the Houfe of Commons
on that Occafiont — —
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BUTLER, Jamil* Marquis of Ormmd,,md Lerd-
Lituttntmt of Inland* his Letter to Major-
General Monro, concerning the Receipt of
one from the King, with his Reatbns for
going into the Setts Army at Newark. -
His Arrival in Ire/and, in order to make Peace
with the Rebels there, Account of. ■
— Letter to Sir Richard Blake on thatOccafion.
Voted by the Parliament guilty of High Treafon.
Lays Siege to Dublin. ■ ■ —
Hi* Defeat by General Jems, — ■ »
by General Cromwell at Drogheda.
— — Remark on Cromwell's Cruelties in taking
Droghtda. — —
•—- Comm iffion to the BiJhop of Clogher, ap-
pointing him General of all the King';
Forces in the Province of Uljler. -
•—- Letter to the Marquis of Clanrhiard, in
Conference of the Defeat of King
Charles II. at Worcejler.
I— . Introduction into the Houfe of Lords in 1660.
Reftored to his Manors, Lands, £SV. in Inland.
BYGOT, Rogtr, Earl of Norfolk and Earl
Marejchal, appointed one of the Barons
Committee to treat of an Aid for King
Henry III. , -
Appointed one of the Commiulonera to hold a
Convention in the Abfence of the King.
— — one of the Barons Comminloners to
reform the State. — — — —
1 one of the King's Counfel on that
Occafion. — ■■■— —
■ ■■' one of the Committee to fettle an
Aid for the King. ■ ■
Joins an Infurre&ion again ft King Edward I.
His Oppofition to the King at the Parliament
in 1297. 1
— — ■ Charter of Pardon obtain'd from the Regents.
One of the Patriots who withstood Papal Ufur-
pation in 1 30 1. —
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JYGOT, Rytr, Eert «f Vtrfilt and Ear!
Marefihmi, bis njutineua Behaviour in-
quired into by the King. — —
Bis Submiffion on that Occauoo. ■
— Method of obtaining Pan! 91. — —
BYLANO, far Ttrifiirt, Battje of. — _
BYRON, Sir John, mad* .Lieutenant of the Tower.
His Removal attempted by the Commons.
1 — Attendance on both H«ufes required by the
Poers. ——
Difbbeys the Summons. •— .
Hi» Reafbn (or io doing. — ■
Alters his nfind and goes to the Houfc of Peers,
His Apology and Submiffion for his Neglect..
Objections agairdt him by the . Commons, —
■ — r— by fame Merchants and
1 Goldfmiths. * _ -*-
Kenan his CoouPiffioiL ■ 1
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pADE, Jack-, heads a Rebellion in Kent, At.
Leads his Army to Blatkktfltk. ■ ... ■*■
Exhibits to the Parliament am Billa of Com-
plaint. ■ ■ —
Is routed by rite King's Forces, and hiroiclf flain.
C15AR, Sir Juiixi, Bis Report to the Commons
of the State of King Janet's Debts. - -
CALMS, taken by King Edward III. Amu 1347,
Appointed by Parliament to be the Staple for
Wools. -— - ,—
Bdieged and token by the French* Anne 1558.
CALTHORP, Ann, Ceiattfi tf Suffix, elope
from her Huiband, and goes into Fraau.
Lnes there in open Adultery. -~i. ..
Deprived of her Jointure by the Parliament on
this Account. — *-* - •
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CAMBDEN, Mr. his Lift of Prelates who op
pofcd the Bill fop rcftoring the Supremao
to the Crown. ■■ ■ ■
CAMBRIDGE, Town of, complained of to the
Parliament, Amu 1381, for their Mitbe-
haviour to the Univerfity there.
Submit themfelves to the King's Mercy. —
Their Punifliment, what. —
A Parliament held there. Anno 1388.
CAMBRIDGE, Univerfity of, petition King Hen-
ry VIII. againft an Aa for their Diffolu-
tion. — _ •— ■ — «■
Obtain their Requeft. — — . —
Choofe George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, for
their Chancellor. - ■
Its Precedence to Oxford plainly prov'd, and
how. ■— —
Convey their Plate to King Charles I.
Their Petition to the Parliament, fetting forth
their dejected State. ■ —
w ■ ...,■■■ - ■'■ — againft being
fequeftred. ■
CAMBRIDGE, Magazine in the Caftle there
feized by Oliver Cromwell, Efq; - -
CAMBRIDGE, Earl of. See Plantaosnet.
CAMELL, Richard, incurs the Difplcafure of
the Houfe of Peers. ■ — — ■
His Submiffion and Punifliment. —
CAMPBELL, Marquis of ArgyU, his Speech to
a Committee of Parliament on the Settle-
' Bient of Religion and Peace. — —
Appointed one of the Aflembly of Divines fit-
ting at Wiftwnfttr on the Bufinefs of Re-
ligion and Church Government.
CAMPBELL, Earlot [Loudon, and Ltrd-ChanceUor
tf Scotland, his Speech to King Charles \.
at Newcaftie, intreating his Auent to the
Parliament's Proportions of Peace, - '-
His three Speeches concerning the Diipofal of
' the King's Perfon. — . m
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CAMPBELL, Earl of Louden, and Lord-Chancellor
of Scotland, his Letter to the Englijh Com-
miffioncrs Tent to Edinburgh in 1647. —
His Letter to the Englijh Commiffioners, con-
cerning their CommifEon to treat with the
Parliament of Scotland. — . ■ — i—
— — to Gen. Cromwell, in the Name of
divers of the Scots Nobility, &c. declaring
their Re'fentment at the Invafion of Eng-
land, under the Duke of Hamilton. —
— Rcqueft to the Houfe of Peers for Leave to
trail (port fome Scots Soldiers. —
— Copies of four intercepted Letters to Kii g
Charles II.
CANNING, Ralph, his DepoGtion againft the
Lord-Treafurer Middle/ex, as Matter of
the Wardrobe. — ■ _
CANONS, made at the Convocation In 1640, I
voted illegal. . - ■ ■ ~
CANVILE, Gerhard^ his Employments under
King Richard I. Account of. - - -
When deprived of them. — _ ■ 1 1.
CAPEL, Lord, deferts the Parliament and joins
King Charles I. at York. - - ' - -
His Excufe for not appearing at the Bar of the
Houfe of Peers according to a Summons
Impeachment againft him on this Account.
Taken Prifoner at the Surrender of Cokbefier,
Ordered to Wndfor Cattle. —
Sentenced to Death by the High Court of Juflice,
Judgment againft him repealed by the Conven-
tion Parliament. — . ...
CAPUCHIN Friers, complained of by die Com-
mons, and for what. — —
CAPUCHIN Friers, Order of the Parliament for
their Banifhment, Form of. ■■■ ■■ ..
CARDENAS, Don Atenfe, arrives in London, as
Ambaflador from the King of Spain.
Manner of his being admitted to an Audience
of the Commons, Account of.
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CAREY, Sir Gttrit, his Speech on a Bill for a
Subfidy ' — — —
CAREY, Sir Philip, his LVpofition in Favour of
the. Lord-Treafurer Middicfcx, at his Trial
before the Pfoufc of Lords for Bribery.
CAREY, Ltfciuty Lord Vjfaunt Falkland* his
Speech in Support of the Articles of Im-
peachment againft the Lord-Keeper Finch.
His remarkable Saying on Englijb Bifhops.
Made Secretary of State. — —
His Letter relating to a Safe-Conduct to a Com-
mittee from the Parliament to the King
at Raiding. ■ . " — — —
Slain at the firft Battle of Nttuhury^ between the
King and his Parliament, ■
CAREY, Hinry, Earl of Dover, defots the Par-
liament and joins King Cbarkt L at
His Excufe for not appearing at the Bar of 'the
Houfe of Peers, according to a Sum-
mon). —
Impeachment againft him on this Account, Par-
ticulars m, .,.,..■■- i -. ■
Judgment againft him repealed by the Conven-
tion Parliament. — ■ —
GARY, Hinry, Earl o/Minrmuth, his Speech on
the King's withdrawing himfelf from Lon-
Deferts the Parliament and joins the King at
Yori. r
His Excufe for not appearing at the Bar of the
Home of Peers, according to a Summons.
Impeachment againft him oh this Account, Par-
ticulars Of. II I I— I T— —
Leaves the King and goes to London. .....
In titles himfelf to the Parliament's- Proteflioii,
and how. ■ ■ ..
Judgment againft him repealed. — . —
CARYt a%r ■John, one of the Judges who figned
the Resolutions at Nottingham in 1387.
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CARY, Sir John, cfne of tne Judges who figned
the Refolutiom at Nottingham, in 1387,
impeached on that Account by the Com-
mons. — -"— — ■ -■
Charge againft him. — —
His Aniwer. ■- 1 '■ —
How mitigated by the Interpofition of the
BMhops. - — . — ■ ■"■ ■
HkBaiiiihmentto Ireland. — —
— Allowance for the Expences of his Paflage,
CARY, Jtbn, Lord Himfdnn accufed of High
Treafoft by the Commons. - - 13
His Requeft to the Peers on this Qccsfion.
Seoueftred from Parliament and committed.
His Petition concerning his Imprifonrnerrt. —
CARLISLE, Earl tf. 9ee Hay.
CARLISLE, a Parliament held there in 1307.
Taken by the Setts, and on what OccaGon. - 14
Seized upon by Sir Philip Mujgreve for King
Charles I.
Surrendered to the Parliament.
CARLTON, Sir Dudley, yict-Chambirlaiit of the
Hnvjbild it King Cbarlts I. his Speech to
the Corrrmons cm their refenting the ttn-
prifonment of two of their Members.
Accules Sir Jebti Elliot of having exceeded his
Comniiffionin the Charge againft; the Duke
of Buckingham. — — .—
CARMARTHEN, Mr . his Antwcr to the Com-
mons about feizing Mr. RoUit't Goods
for Tonnage. - — - 9
CARK, Rshtrt, made chief Favomite and. Coun-
cilor to King Jamtt I. — <— ^— 5
His Title*. — — — ' 5
Governs the King and Nation. — ' 5
Greatly inrkhea liimfelf and impoveriflies his
Mafler. —
Ha Schemes for raifing Money without the Af-
fiftancc of Parliament. — —
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CARR, Rohert, forfeits the King's Favour, and
loaded with Infamy and Difgrace.
CARTE, Mr. his Account of a Letter from the
Marquis of Ormond to the Marquis of
Clanrickard, concerning an Application to
the Pope in order to reftore KingCiarlei II,
to his Crown. — ■
CATALOGUE of fuch Members of the Long(
Parliament, who held Offices contrary to
the Self-denying Ordinance, with their
Characters.
CATHARINE, Daughter tf Charles VI. King
of France, her Marriage with Henry V.
King of England. — ■
Her Coronation.
— Dowry granted by King Henry VI. —
Marries Owen Tudor, a IVikh Gentleman.
Her Death.
CATHARINE, Daughter Jo Ferdinand King of
Spain, her Marriage with Prince Arthur,
eldeft Son to King Henry VII. - - -
Her fhort Enjoyment of him. ■— : —
Marries Henry his Brother. , — —
Her Divorce. — ■■ ■■■ ■» - ■ ■■ ■ ■
— remarkable ExpreJSon on that Occaiion. -
Difmifled from Court. — _
Cited to appear before Thomas Cranmer, Arch-
bifhop of Canterbury. — —
Refufes to obey the Summons. ■
Her Sentence. - . . ■ . ..
CATHEDRAL Churches, ordered by the Com-
mons to be pulled down, and the Materials
to be fold. ■
CATLYN, Sir Roiert, Lord Chief Jufltet of the
Common Pleas, appointed to execute the
Office of Lord-Keeper at the Parliament
CAVALIERS, whence that Name, and who
meant by them. — ■— -
Order of Parliament againft them. - - -
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CAVALIERS, their Name* expunged out of tbe
Mutter- Rolls belonging to Sir Thomas
Fairfax's Army. — 16 J72, 3
Banifli'd from icni&n, and twentyMiksround it. 19 242
CAVE, Mrs. Mary, her Examination concerning
a Letter in Cyphers, which the had under-
taken to deliver to tbe King itHoldtnby. 15 367
CAVENDJSH, William, Earl ofNwJlU, re-
figns the Office of Governor to the Prince
ttWalet. . ■ - ■ - ■ 9 290
Order of the Peers concerning hint. * - - 10:329
Made Governor of Nrwcajlle. II 26 J
Obliges his Tenants to take up Anns for the ■
King. — ■ — 11 261
Ifliies bis Warrant tp the Sheriff and other Of-
ficers of the County of Durham, for rai-
ling Horfe and Foot. ■' ■ 1 II 26a
Aflbciates all tbe Counties North tfYtrkjbir*. 12 79
Marches with his Army to tbe City of Tori. 12 79, 80
joins the Earl of Cumberland '3 Forces there.' 12 94
Takes Todcafttr, and drives out thence tlie
Lord Fairfax, —m-t — 1- 12 95 '
His Power and Succefs in the South-Weft Part
of Yorijhirt, Account of. — — 12 270
Obtains a Victory over Lord Fairfax's Array
at Athirttn Moor, near Bradford. •> - 12 326
Defeated at Marftm Moor by the Parliament's
Forces. -»- — — 13 244
Qujts his Charge under the King, and goes be-
yond Sea. ' — 13244 '
CAVENDISH, William, Earl of Dtvmjhirt, his
Report of tbe fourth Part of a Conference
between the Peers and Commons, on the
Liberty of the Subjeft. — — 8 30 to 52
Df fcrts the' Parliament and joins King Charles I,
at tort. — — 11 128
His Excufe for not returning, purfuant to a Sum-
mons. . — .— ~— 1 1 183
Impeachment againft him on this Account, Par-
ticulars of. 1 — — 1 1 2(K, 6
Judgment againft him repealed. ■ . — 1 22 268
CECIL,
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CECIL, miliam, Ltrd Bargblty, and Ltrd High-
Tnafurtr, appointed one of the Commif-
fionets to held a Parliament on Account
of Mary Queen of Scan. -
His Speech in the Houfe of Lords tor a Supply.
— Account of Queen EUznbttb's extraordinary
Charge by Means of the War with Spain.
— Death and Chancer. — —
CECIL, Sir Rsbtrt, hit Speech for a Subfidy.
His Speech on a Motion for a Bill to reform
EcdeGaftical Courts. — —
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Acquaints the Commons with the Heads of
Lord-Keeper Egrrtm't Speech. —
His Speech for a Subfidy. ■ ... ,
•— i relating to the Suppreffion ef Mo-
nopolies. ■ - — .
Made Lord High-Treafurer of England. -
His Relation to the Parliament of the Neceffitles
of King 'fanui I. - ■ ■
Prefles ftroiigly for a Supply. —
CECIL, tVMiarn* EarttfS<fiurj, appointed one
of the Parliament's Commiffioners, to
treat with the King in the IJk tfWtgbtt
for a National Peace. — — —
Procures himfelf to be chofen a Member for
Lynn in Norfelt, and took his Seat in the
Houfe of Commons accordingly.
CEREMONIES, Jtetigia**, fettled in the Church
of England by a Committee of Bi (hops.
CEREMONIAL of presenting a new Lord Mayor
of Londtn to the Honfc of Peers for their
Approbation. — — — —
On CrtmwtlCs giving his Confent to Tome Bills.
On his lying in State* and the PfncriUoti to his
Funeral. — ■■— ■
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CERTIFICATE, Fcrfn of, for admitting the
Members oF Cnsnar/Ps third1 Parliament
into the Houfe. — • ■ ....
(BAFFIN, Dr. hi* Reflection upon the Houfe
of Commons. — ___ ^ jj
Proceedings againft Mm on thit Account, Par-
ticulars of. ___ in- — 9 «
CHALJ.ONER, Thimas, Efa his Speech corn
cerniog the Dhpofal of the King's Perfon. ii 143/4152
CHAI.ONER', Mr. concerned in a PW agamftj
the Parliament. — « — ?;I2 279.
Taken into Cuftody. — — ■ ■ 12^79
Condemned by a Council of War, and executed. 12 324, 5
CHAMBRE, Jab/u, joins Sir ^fAn Egrmand in a
Rebellion againft King i&arj VII. - - 2 424, 5
Taken Piifoner, and executed at Tari in great
State. — — » 425
CHAMBERS, — -, Efy; how eenforoe by the
Houfe of Commons, and for what. - - 19 izS
CHANCELS, Refoludons of the Commons con-
cerning them. — — —
- .. ■- of the Peers. -
CHANCERY, Court ef, voted down by Cram-
tutlTs firft Parliament.
Debate thereon. —
Obfervations concerning it.
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CHANDOS, Lard\ created Earl of Bath, Anna
CHANTRIES, Diflblation of. — —
Their Number at that Time* —
Explanation of. - - ■ —
CHARTER-HOUSE, when founded is aa-IIo-
fpital, and by whom. —
CHARLES I. King, when begun his Reign. -
Marries tltnriitta Maria, a Daughter <A Franca.
Calls a Parliament tohVtfltninfitr, Anna 1625.
Hit Speech at opening the Seflion. -■ ■■
■ — Mcflage to the Commons in Favour of
Dr. Mmtagu. — - - ■■'
— Awwer to their Petition touching Religion,
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CHARLES I. King, adjourns the Parliament to
Oxford for Fear of the Plague. —
His- Speech to them there. — —
Orders the State of his Affairs to be laid open.
(lis AnTwer to a Petition of the Parliament for
executing the Laws againft Papift*, and for
advancing true Religion. — —
— Eftatc, Account of, Anna 1625. ™—
— Meflage to the Commons for a fpecdy Supply.
Perceives their Backwaidriflfs in this Point, and
diflblvee the Parliament. — .
His Proceedings for War. —
-... .1— — — againft Recufants.
— — Method for railing Money for the Exigen-
cies of the State. . .
Calls a new Parliament to Weftminflcr in Fe-
bruary, 1625. ■■ • ——
Discharges the Lord-Keeper Williams from his
Service. .
Gives the Great Seal to Sir Thomas Coventry.
■ His Meflage to the Hoiifc of Commons relating
to Sir Edward Coke. — —
— Letter to Sir Rentage Finch, in order to
haften a Supply from the Commons. - -
— Meflage to the lame Purpofc by Sir Richard
Wtjm. W^-
— Reply to the Commons' Anftver. -r-
— Meflage to them touching fome Reflections
againft the Duke of Buckingham, by Mr.
Coke and Dr. Turner. — —
Commands the Attendance of both Houfes at
Whitehall. r „
His' Speech to them there. —
— further Speech on this Occaiioo. - -
Defires theCommons to adjourn for a lhortTime
His Meflage to the Lords concerning divers Of-
fences committed by the Earl of Bri/lol.
— Aiiiwer to a Petition of the Commons con-
cerning Dr. Montagu. — — .
— Charge (by the Attorney-General) againft
the Earl of Briftol. — — — |
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CHARLES I. King, his Meflage to die Lords
relating to the Earl of BrtJioN Charge
againft the Duke of Buckingham.
Cifpleafed at them for allowing Counfel to the
His Meflage to them on this Occafion. -
— — to the Commons concerning fome
new Matter of Charge againft the Duke
of Buckingham, . ■
Offended at the Behaviour of the Managers for
the Commons againft the Duke.
His Speech to the Lords on this Occafion.
Commits Sir Dudley Diggs and Sir "John Elliot
to the Tower. ■ — —
Forbids the Judges to give any Anfwer to Que-
stions propofed to them concerning the
Earl of Sri/M, '——
Difcharges Sir Dudley Diggs and Sir Jtbn Elliot
from their Confinement. — —
Commits the Earl of Arundel to the Tower.
His feveral Anfwers and MelTages to the Peers,,
relating to the Imprifonment of the faid
Earl during the fitting of Parliament:.
Difcharges the Earl from riifon. — —
His Reply to an Anfwer from the Peers relating
to the Earl of Brijlol. —
Difcharges Mr. More from the Tower.
His Anfwer to a Letter from the Commons, re-
lating to the Univerfity of Cambridge.
— Letter to Sir Heritage Fincb to haften' a Sup-
ply from the Commons. — —
Receives a Petition from the Lotds againft Uif
fblving the Parliament. r— .
His Anfwer. . — —
Di Solves the Parliament by Commiflion in June,
,626.
Commits the Earl of Briftol to the Tower, and
confines the Earl of Arundel to his Houfe.
His Reafons for diflblving the Parliament. - -
PubliibeB a Proclamation for the burning a Re-
monftrance of the Commons intended to
Jwve been prefented to him. — —
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CHARLES t. Khg% mi Methods to raife Monejr
for the Ncccffifies of the State. — • i
fib Targe Demand on the City of Lonisn. - -
Requires a Loat< from hi* principal SubjeGs
throughout ftfe Kingdom. —
G'rteS great Difguft by this Praffice. — ^~
Commits divers Perrons of Rank and Quality
ut Ffhon for refuting the Loan. - -
His AffirM at home and abroad greatly dJftreffed.
Rcleafes thePerfoos confined for' refafing the
Calls a new Parliament xaWeflmnfltr in March
His Speech at opening this Seffion. . - ' - -
— Anfwer to a petition of Parliament for a Faft.
Appoints a National one. — — —
His Propofitlons to the Commons for a SuprJry.
. — Speech1 oil receiving a Petition fronvthe, Par-
liament concerning Recufants. - - -
— Anfwer to (he Petition. , — ' —
• — Menage to the Commons in Vindication of
himfeli" and the Duke of EuckinghaM.
_ — to haften the Supply.
Receives- a Menage from them' of their unani-
mous Vote for five Subsidies. - -
His Anfwer thereto. — —
Ho* congratulated hereupon by the Duke of
Bueirngham. • — —
His- Meflage to (he Commons not to make any
Riecels at Eqfttr. " ~-^-
— Anfwer to a Meflage from them concerning
tttis Affair. —
— - furtherKTeflagetotKemtohaftentHeS'uppIy. '
Receives a Petition from them againfF billeting
of Soldiers; ■
His Anfwer. — — —
— Pexmiffion'td the Judges of the King's Bench
concerning the Gentlemen impnfoned' for
refuting the Loan. —
^-- Speech to the Parliament touching their
Liberties. — — — —
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HARLES I. j£uy, hi* Mef&g* to tjie Commons
to rely on bis Word for their Security.
Ha feood Mcflage fotfeciB cpncci ninKtbjs Point,
fcravet an Anfwer to his feveral Meflaflss. •
HiiE^ly. , , *^ -
Letter to the Lot-is confirming his PrsmMcs
for the Security of the Subject's liberty -
— Mefiage to tite Commons to haften the Pif-
patca of their Petition of Right - - - -
to the Lords, or the fame Account.
— Anfwer to a Mefiage from (he Lords con-
cerning their Declaration. — — r-
Meflage to them on receiving the Petition of
— Speech to both Hordes on this Occafion. —
— Anf»er tp the Petition. —
How received by the Commons. — — —
Bit Wc%e to the Lords lp entertain no freflt
Bufiqefs this Seffion, — — —
- — > — to the Commons, in like Manner.
■— ^- — to the Lords, requiring them to ad-
* > — to the Commons, to reftrain them
from meddling with State Affairs. — —
Commands them to adjourn for a Day, and their
Committees to ceafe for that Time. - -
«Js Meflige to the Lords, commending their
Behaviour in their Proceedings, —
" — to the Commons, to avoid all Scaa-
dal on hit Counfel and part Actions. - -
™™ by the Parliament to give then a clear
and fatisfacipry Anfwer to the Petition of
Right. , __ _
™» to the Houfe of Lords, cancels his former
Anfa«r,as>d gives a more explicit one. -
Mls apeecb on this Occafion. — —
— Menage to the Commons, to make his An-
fwer as public as poffible. — * «_
wtsini from them a Grant for five Suhfidies. -
w«!ts aCommiffion to fundry Lords, and others,
fee railing Money in the Way of Excite.
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CHARLES I. King, receives two Menages from
. ' the Peers concerning the Commifllon of
Excife and Dr. Mamvaring's Books of Ser-
mons. — — — —
His Anfwer : — m —
Informed of the Commons' Intention to prefent a
Re mo n ft ranee againft the talcing of Ton-
nage and Poundage without the Parliament's
Confenr. - , — - — —
His 6peech to both Houfes on this Occafion. —
Prorogues the Parliament in Difguft. ■ —
IffiieS a Proclamation for fuppreffing Dr. Man-
waring's Sermons. .,,....
■ ■--— — concerning Popifh Recu-
•*- — i. ——- — — for apprehending Priefts,
Jefuits, &c. who had taken Orders by the
Authority of the See of Rente. •
Creates Sir Richard IVtjhn a Peer of the Realm,
and makes him Lord High-Treamrer of
Gives the Bifhoprick of London to WiUiam
Laud, Bifhop of Si. David's. — ■ —
Creates Sir Thomas IVtntwortb Bartn Wtnt-
worth, of fVtntwerth-Woodhauft.
Grants a Pardon to Dr. Montagu, and makes
him Bifhop of Chicbtjitr. — —
— — — — to Dr. Manwaring. ' _
Sends a Fleet to relieve RochtlU, befieged by the
Frtnch.
Receives a Petition from the Peers, touching di-
vers Englijh Gentlemen who had Scots and
■ Irijb Honours conferred upon them.
His Anfwer. — — __^_ _
-i— Meflage to the Common* relating to Ton'
nage and Poundage. —
— — Speech to both Houfes on this Occafion. ■
Receives a Petition from the Parliament for a Fad.
His Anfwer. : —
— Meflage to the Commons for expediting the
Bill of Tonnage. .
' ■— . fecund Meflage to this Purpofe. — ■
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CHARLES I. King, receives an Apology front
the Commons concerning Tonnage. — —
His Anfwer. ■ ■ ■■ .■"-
- — 1 to the Commons about the Fall.
1 — Warrant to the Cuftomers for feizing the
Goods of fuch Pcribns who refufe to pay
Tonnage. — - -■ ■ —
Commands both Houfes to adjourn. —
Orders Sir John Finch, Speaker, to adjourn the
Houfe of Commons.
His Menage difobcyed by the Houfe. —
Sends for the Serjeant, who is detained.
Dilpatches a MeiTcngcr with the Black Rod for
the Diffoiution of the Parliament. ~ — >
His Meflcnger denied Entrance into the Houfe.
Is greatly en raged, and threatens to force the Door.
Goes to the Houfe of Lords foon after, and dif-
folves the Parliament. — _ _
His Speech on this Occafion. — —— -—
— Proclamation. ... .-■■ — ■ -■■ —
— Declaration of the Caufcs which moved him
to duTolve the Parliament. — —
Hues out a Proclamation for apprehending Wal-
ter Long and William Stroud, Efqrs. Mem-
bers of the Houfe of Commons. - - -
Rdolves to profecutc thefe and other Members in
the Star-Chamber, for their contemptuous
Behaviour in the Houfe. -
Orders all the Judges to be fummoned on this
Account. - * -
His Warrant for detaining William Strtt/dia the
King's Bench Prifon. -
Removes him and the other Members to different
Prifbns. -
His two Letters to the Judges on this Occafion.
— Conference with two of them about the
Gentlemen in die Tower. -
— Proclamation again ft falfe Rumours. -
Makes Sir Dudley Diggt Mailer of the Rolls. -
— -- Mr. Nay Attorney-General. -
•—• Mr. Littleton Sollicitor. ...
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CHARLES I. King, eflaUifhee a firm Peace
with the Crowns of Frgtut th&'Spam.
His Methods to raifc Money independent of
Parliament. — ■ ...■■ : .
Commeaces a Suit agai-nft John Hombden, Efq;
for refuting to pay Ship-Money. —
Introduces the EngUJb Liturgy into Scotland.
Occafions 2 general Refentment and Rebellion
of the Setts on this Account. •
Bis Proceedings and Expedition, in order to re-
duce that People to Peace and Subjection.
Appoints the Marquis of Hamiltm his Com
miffiocer ts treat with the Scots.
Creates Lord Wentwortb Earl of Strafford, and
conftitu tes him Lord- Lieutenant of Inland.
Appoints Ifitliam Laud Abp. of Canterbury.
Calls a Parliament, which net atfPtjfiminfier
April, 1640. —
His Speech to them. , ■ —
Makes Sir ?*<** Finch Lord-Keeper.
His further Speech to the Parliament on {hewing
them a Letter from the Scott to the French
King. ■ . —
Commands the Commons to attend him at
Whitehall, to hear a Speech from the Lord -
Keeper.
His Speech to the Lords concerning the Refo-
lution of the Commons to prefer Grie-
vances to the Supply.
— Meffoge to the Commons to haften a Supply.
farther Meflage to the fame Purpofe. •
— Rcqucfts trifled with by the Commons.
Commands their Appearance is the Upper
Houfe. —
His Speech to the Lords on this Occafion.
Diflblves the Parliament.
His Declaration of the Reafons for this fiidden
DHIblution. - ■ '
Places a Guard about Wejlminfttr Abby for the
Security of the Convocation. - - -
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CHARLES I. King, raifes an Army. —
Fights the Scots at Nwuburn, and is defeated,
Lofes Newca/t/i and Durham. -* —
Borrows Money of the Spanijh Merchants and
others. — •—
hSa in the dcfenlive Way only.
Driven to great Diftrefs. — -
Goes to Tart. ■■ —
Receives h Petition from feveral Peers, deiiring
a new Parliament to be called. - -
— ■■■ - i ■ from the Citizens of London
to the fame Purpofe, — ■ - ■
• ■' - - ——— from the Scott Commiffioners.
Convenes a great Council of Peers to Tori.
His Anfwer to the Petition of the Scots. -
— Writ for fummomng the Peers in Council
at Tort.
— Forces at Tori, Number of, during the
Convention of Peers there. —
— Speech at the Convention. —
Appoints Commiffioners to treat with the Scots
at Ripen.
Removes the Treaty to London-, and fubjecls the
Country to the Payment of 850/. a-day
till all was concluded. ■
His Reafons for this Proceeding. — —
Returns to London, and calls a Parliament to
meet in November t 1640. — —
His Speech to both Houfes at opening this Par-
liament. — —
■ to the Lords. — •—
— Refolutions concerning Popifh Recu&ntt
and the Tower fignifted to the Lords.
Defired by the Commons to permit them to
enter into Debate on his Revenue and
Expences. — —
Grants their Requeft. — — '
Appoints Sir Edward Littleton Lord Chief Ju-
stice of the Commons Pleas to lit as
Speaker in the Houfe of Lords, inftead of
the Lord-Keeper Finch. - -
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490
490
490
49i
491
491
491
493. 4
495» 6
494
496» 7
498, 9
499
499. 5<><
504
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17, 18
3h 3
4?, 4
43. 4
48, 9
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•6 I N T> E X to the
Vol. JVf,.
CHARLES I. AVay, reprieves?. Goldman, a Semi-
nary Prieft, condemned for High Trcafon.
Contents to an Alteration in the Judges Patents.
His Speech to both Houfes, relating to the Di-
ftradions in the Government.
— Anfwer to a Remonftrance of the Parliament
concerning Jefuits and Seminary Priefts. -
*»— Speech to the Lords concerning the Marriage
of Prineefs Mary with the Prince of Orange.
■— to both Houfes, on occauon of a Bill for
Triennial Parliaments. — —
Gives the Royal Aflent to this Bill.
Obtains a Grant of four Suhfidies. — —
Gives great Joy to the Lords and Commons
by pairing the Triennial Bill. — —
Creates the Lord-Keeper Littleton Baron of
Mounjlov). — — —
Goes to the Houfe of Peers to hear the Charge
againft the Earl of Strafford. — —
HisOner to them with regard totheForeftLaws.
Appoints Henry Rich, Earl of Holland, • to dif-
band the Armies, ■ ■
His Speech to both Houfes about removing Pa-
pitta from the Court, disarming them ac-
cording to Law, and difbanding the Irijh
— ■ in favour of Lord Strafford. -
Marries his Daughter, the Lady Mary, to the
Prince of Orange. — ■■ — .■ ■ ■
' Gives great Offence to the Commons by his laft
Speech to both Houfes. ■ —
Prefled by both Houfes to give his Aflent to the
Bill of Attainder againft the Earl of Straf-
His great Perplexity about it, Account of. - -
Grants a Commiffion for giving the Royal Aflent
to this Bill, and another lor continuing the
prefent Parliament. ——— ■■ —
Cenfurcd by the Public for paffing thefe Bills. -
His principal Motive for attesting to the former.
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V*l. Pag,.
CHARLES I. King, bis Letter to the Peers for
faving the Karl of Strajfird't Life. 9
Denied this Requeft. — , , , «
His Converfation hereupon with a Committee of
Peers who brought this Denial,
Solicited by them to extend bis Favour to the
Earl's Lady and Children.
Give* die Royal Aflent to
Bill for the Relief
of his Army, &t.
h to a Bill for the better
levying of Mariners. ' — — —
ting of Mltbailmas Term. - - •
Obtains from the Commons a Grant of Tonnage
and Poundage. ... —
His Anfwer to both Houfes on receiving a Bill for
Tonnage and Poundage. ... • o. —
Requefied by the Peers to disband fome Engllfi
Regiments. ,. *
His Anfwer. —
Rcfolves to take a Journey into Scotland. —
RequeftedbytheParliimenctodcfer it for awhile.
His Anfwer. —
' — Menage to the Lords on this Occafion.
Requefted by both Houfes not to confer Titles of
Honour for Money. — —
Gives the Royal Allen! to a Bill for a Poll-Tax.
His Speech to both Houfes. — —
Gives the Royal Aflent to a Bill for abolifhing
the Star-Chamber Court. — —
•*—• • — ■—- to a Bill for taking away
the High Comraiffion Court. ... — —
His Manifesto in favour of the Elector Palatini.
■ — Anfwer to an Addrefs of Parliament concern-
ing his Manjfefto in Behalf of the Palatini
Family. _ —
■- ' — to the third and the tenth Proportions
concerning the Removal of Counfellors. -
Obtains from the Parliament a Bill for Tonnage
and Poundage. — — . r
£ 2
27t
276
V7
277
285
*»S
*SS
376
384.5
391
39t
393
393
393
393
400
403
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405
405**409
CHARLES,
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68 I N D E X » the
, Vol,
CHARLES I. King, his farther Anfwcr rclMing
to the third Head of the Proportions.
Gives his Aflent to fome additional Propofiti
of the Commons. . —
Appoints Robert, Drvenux, Earl of EJfex, to be
Captain -Gen era! South of Trim. — —
Gives the Royal Aflent to fundry public and
private Bills. - , —
Receives a Petition from both Houfes for flaying
his Journey a Fortnight longer.
His Anfwer. —
Panes an A3 of Pacification with the Scats.
Gives the Royal Aflent to fome more Bills.
Takes his Leave of the Parliament and fets oat
for Scotland. — — ■
His Letter to Edward Littleton, Lord-Keeper,
concerning the Scots Treaty. - - - -
Refines to grant a Com million, to the Parliament's
Comminioners fent dpwn into Scotland to
fee the Scots Treaty executed, -
His Reafons for this Denial.
— Letter to the Lord-Keeper LittUttn about
his Return into England. ■ —
Makes his public Entry into London on his Re-
turn from Scotland. •
Difmifles the Parliament's Guards.
His Anfwcr to a Petition for the Continuance
thereof. - ■
Obtains a farther Grant of Tonnage and Poun-
dage. —
His Speech to both Houfes on his Return from
Scotland. -—
— Meflage to the Lords concerning the Treaty
with the Scots on the Irijh Affairs, and the
Reprieve of fome Popifh condemn'd Priefts.
Appoints a Number of Watchmen for a Guard
to both Houfes of Parliament in order to
prevent Riots. —
His Speech relating to the Rebellion in Ireland,
■ and to a Bill for preffing of Soldiers. - •
Page,
458
462
474
474. 5
475. 6
476
487
4%
487.
99, 100
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Vtl.
CHARLES I. King, his Anfwer to the Commons'
Petition which accompanied their Remon-
strance of the State of theNation.
His Declaration in Anfwer to the above Remon-
flrance. ___ _, ,
— Speech to both Houfes in Anfwer K» the Par-
liament's Jaft Remonftrance.
— Anfwer to a Petition of the Parliament con'
cerning tfie Earl of Newport. —
1 — Menage to the Lords for railing Volunteers
for the Relief of Ireland. _^_
Receives a Petition from the Commons for a
Guard.
Mil Anfwer, — — _
Cousmands Edward Herbert, Elqj his Attorney-
Genera], to accufe Edward Montague,
Lord Kimbolton, Denzil Holla, £fq ; and
fome other Members of the Houfe of Com-
mons, of High Treafon. — ■ — 10
Hii Articles againtt them.
— Menage to the Commons for delivering up
to his Serjeant at Arms the accufed Mem-
Denied this Requeft, — _.
Goes himfelf to the Commons' Houfe with a Mi-
litary Guard to demand them. — —
hii Speech on this Occafion. — —
— Queniona to the Speaker about the accufed
Members. .
jjfttives from him an extreme odd Anfwer. - -
Hi) going to the Houfe voted by the Commons a
Breach of Privilege. — — -
*tqairca the Affiftance of the Common Council
of London in apprehending the accufed
Members. — — —»-.
f" a Proclamation for taking them. - - .
Removes himfelf and Family from London on Ac-
count of Tumults. — — — 10 196
tw Anfwer to the Parliament's Requeft for a
69
Guard. —
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P«lt.
117, iS
116, 7
149/0 151
155. 4
163. ♦
'64. 5
i66fti6S
» 197
CHARLES
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7<* INDEX to the
Vtl.
CHARLES I. Jftag-.hiiAnfwerto the Parliament
concerning a Bill for giving Power to both
Houfes to adjourn to any Place. - - -
His Anfwer to an Order concerning the Maga-
zine at Hull. —
~— Declaration for postponing the proceedings
againftthe accufed Members. - - - -
— Menage to the Parliament concerning this
Bufinefs. — —
Commands the Earls of EJftx and Holland to
attend him at Hamplon-Caitrt. -
His Orders di fobey ed , by the Interpofition of the
Houfe of Lords. - —
— - Letter to the Peer;, relating to an Order of
that Houfe about the Prince of IVaUs.
• — kind Meflage to both Houfet for tht fpeedy
Settlement of Grievances. ■ ■
Receives a Petition from the Lords and Com-
mons to expedite the Trials of the accufed
Members. ■ -
His Anfwer thereto. ■■
r— Letter to Lord- Keeper LUtUttn concerning
a new Bill for Tonnage and Poundage.
— Meflage to the Peers on paffing this Bill by
Com mi Dion. . — —
mm- Anfwer to a Petition of the Commons con-
cerning the Tower, Forts, and Militia.
Gives the Royal Aflent, by Conraiffion, to art
AS for raifing Sailors. -
Requefted by both Houfes to give his AtTent to
the Bill for talcing away the Bifhops' Votes,
His farther Anfwer to them concerning the
Forts and Militia. ~ — —
— - Anfwer relating to the accufed Members.
— Meflage, as -to the Queen and Princefs of
Orangt. — . . - ■
•—- Anfwer to the Parliament's Requefr for paf-
fing the Bill to take away the Bifhops' Votes.
— Menage to the Peers complaining of a Paf-
fage in Mr. Pymme'i Speech on Grievances.
Appoints. Sir John Culiftptr Chancellor of the
Exchequer. ■ .... ■
Pap,
?20, 7
230
263
263, 4
266, 7, 3
278
2.8
279
283
28+
290
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Vol. Page.
CHARLES I. King, appoint* Lueitu Carey, Lord
Vifcount Falkland, Secretary of State. - -
Appoints Sir* "John Conytrt Lieutenant of the
Tower, at the Defue of the Commons.
Give) the Royal Aflent to a Bill for impreffing
Soldiers. ■■■ • -i— ~
■ — to a Bill for taking away
the Bifbops' Votes. — 10 292
His Menage to both Houfes on this Occalion. 10 294, 5
— Anfwer to the Parliament's Addrefs of
Thanks for paning thefe Bills. — ■ ..— 10 300
— — ... .- to their Meflage about the Militia. 10 30S
— Reply to an Anfwer of the Commons con-
cerning Mr. Pymnu't Speech relating to
Panes into Ireland. — *- — 10 314*0317
— Letter to Thomas Howard, Earl Btrijbir
requiring his Attendance in Parliament. - 10 317
Gives Difguft to the Lords by it. — —10 318
Hit Anfwer to a Meflage of trie Parliament about
the Removal of the Prince of Welts from
Hampton-Court. — — — —
•— final Anfwer concerning the Ordinance
about the Militia. - — _.- — —
Receives a Meflage from the Parliament, decla-
ring their Refolution to difpofe of the Mi-
litia without him. ..— — — 10 326/4328
Hi) Reply. —■-,.. .„ 10 328, 9
— Letter to the Lord -Keeper Little tan, excu-
sing the Attorney- General in the Affair of
Lord Kimbtlten, ffe. — ■ ■■ ■ —
— - Speech to a Committee of Lords and Com-
mons at Newmarht, on their prefenting
a Declaration of Parliament, fetting forth
the Caufes of their Fears and Jealouiies.
— Converfatton with the Committee on this
Occalion, Narrative of. — — 10 356,
— Menage from Huntingdon to the Lords, con-
cerning Ireland and the Militia. - - 10 366/0368
Gives the Royal Aflent, by Commimon, to a
Bill for the fpcedy reduc iig the Rebels in
Inland, — . - 1 - 10 573
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CHARLES I. King, removes to Yak.-
t His Anfwcr to the Commons' Reply as to Mr.
Pymme's Speech. ' — — — - ■ ■
— , - to a Petition of the Peers for remo-
ving Sir John Pennington from the Com-
mand of the Fleet. — —
— — m i — to the Parliament's Declaration pw-
fcnted at Newmarket. •• • —
— y- Objections to palling a Bill for clearing Lord
Kimboltan. and the Five accofcd Members.
Gives the Royal Aflent , by Commiffion, to a Bill
for railing Money for the Service of Eng-
land and Ireland, and for the Payment of
their Debts. — — —
Summons the Earl of EJJitx, and fome other Lords,
to attend him at Tori. — —
His Commands, difobeyed by a Vote of that
Houfe.
-—- Meflage to the Lords far fending into Ire-
land the Earl of Lekifttr, Lord-Lieutenant
Denied this Requeft. — — —
Pafles, by Comrmffion, another Bill for Tonnage
and Poundage. . ■- — — — —
His Reply to the Parliament's Anftrer to his Mcf-
fage irom Newmarket. ■ —
• — Anfwer ol Denial to a Petition of Parliament,
concerning their Nomination of the Earl of
Warwick to command the Fleet. - - -
»■— Menage to the Lords, purporting his Inten-
tion to go into Ireland, in order to fupprefs
the Rebellion there. — -■
U— Letter to Robert Devereun, Earl of
commanding his Attendance at York, or to
quit his Office of Lord- Chamber lain of the
Houihold. — —
Require- alio the Attendance of Henry Ri
Earl of Hal/and, or to quit his Office of
Groom of the Stole, ■.
His Menage to the Parliament concerning the
Magazine at Hull. — —
Vol. Page.
380
380, z
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382 to 388
393
393
39* to 403
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CHARLES
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Parliamentary Hiftory ^"England. f\
Vol. Peg*.
CHARLES I. Khg, his Anfwcr to a Petition
of Parliament againft his going to Inland.
His Meflage of Complaint to the Peers againft
a feditious Paper, touching the Nature of
Allegiance. ■ ■ . ■
Receives a Petition from Tome Yorkjkirt Gentry,
for the Continuance of the Magazine at
Hull. —
Goes to Hull to view the Magazine there.
Denied Entrance into the Town by Sir John
Hotham, Governor there. -
Hit Menage of Complaint to the Lords on this
OccaQon. ■■ - ■ — — ■ ■ .
•— fecond Meftage to them for Satisfaction
againft Sir John Hotham. -
— Rcsfonsfor refufing to pafs the Militia- Bill.
•— Anfwer to the Parliament's Votes and De-
clarations, touching Sir Jthn Hotham and
the Town of Hull. — —
Forbids the Inhabitants of Yarkjbirt to obey any
Summons of Parliament. — —
His ReaJbn for this Prohibition. — —
— Reply to the Parliament's Anfwer, touching
I Sir y»bn Hotham* s Affront. - - -
Kefufes to pafs a Bill for levying Men for the
Service of Ireland. —
His Realbns. ■ —
The Form of his Oath ordered by the Com-
mons to be confidered. .
His Speech to the Gentry and Freeholders of the
| County of Yeri, in May, 1642.
— Anfwer to fuch of the Yorkjkirt Gentry who
confentcd to bis .Propoiitions for a Guard.
! — — — to thofe who oppofed it. - -
to a Petition of the Freeholders.
Propofes to adjourn the next Term to York.
His Intentions fruftrated by the Lords. -
Commands the Attendance of Philip Skippon,
Serjeant- Major- General of die London
Forces. ■.— »— —
His Order difobeyed. — - ■
to 445/9451
454. i ■
456
456 -
456*7-
478ft 481
508
515 ;
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521, 2
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CHARLES I. King, his Order to the Gentry, Wv.
to appear at York with their Horfe for a
Guard.
His Warrant to the Coafiables to bring in Sir
Rthtrt StrjtJUand'i Regiment of Trained
Bandi. ' —
'*— Letter touching this Bufinefi. -
np- Proceeding* at ftrk, about a Guard for his
Perfon, declared by the Parliameat to be
an Intention to make War againft them.
■»- Anfwer to the Parliament's Taft Declara-
tion concerning the Militia.
■ t —— to their Remonftrance againft the
Mifcarriagct of Government, W c. -
■— Warrant, Form of, forbidding Obedience
to an Order of Parliament. — —
— Anfwer to the Parliament's Petition about
' raifing a Guard for his Perfor. - ■
ii ■■■ — ■' to their Remonftrance concerning
the Affair of Hull, &c. — _
— - farther Proceedings at York, Account of.
— Declaration to the Clergy, Freeholders, &c.
aflembled at Htwtrth Moor. ...
■» -Proclamation againft the Ordinance for
raifing the Militia. — — —
■— Letter to Lord Wilkughiy of Parbam, con-
cerning his railing the Militia in Lincdn-
Jhirt for the Parliament.
Proceedings of the Parliament to raife Money,
tfc. to carry on a War againft him, Ac-
count of. ■■■—
His Declaration to the Peers at Ytri, and others
of bis Privy-Council there. —
■ -t— difavowing any Intentions of
raifing War againft the Parliament. - -
— . farther Declaration to the lame Purpofe.
Iflues a Comminion of Array for muttering
Forces. — ■
His Letter to the Mayor and Citizens of Landsn,
againft landing any Money to the Parlia-
the
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Parliamentary Biflory of Enolakb. ye
Vol. fav,
CffARI.ES I. King, his Commiffion of Array i
voted illegal. - ■ — —
His Reply to an Anfwer of the Parliament, con-
cerning his Letter to the Mayor and Citi-
zens of London. — — ■ \\ 126/0 23J
Abftra& of his Anfwer to their Nineteen Propo-
fitions. — — — — — 11 234, 24}
His Anfwer to their Petition in Behalf of fome
Tori/bire Gentry, — — — n 245,^254
Procures his Commifiton of Array to be pro-
claimed in London. ■ ■ i ij 264
Difcharges the Earl of Northumberland from be- -
rag Lord High-Admiral of the Fleet. — 11 264, 5
His proclamations, (s'c forbid by the Parlia-
ment to be published. - 1 1 267
— Preparations for beficging Hull, Account of, n 370
Grants fundry CommilEons for railing Horfe. 1 1 280 ,
Refolvcs upon an Attempt to recover Hull. - 1 1 290 *
Ha Menage lo the Parliament thereupon. — 11 290, 1
— Proclamation to this Purpofe. - - - II 191/(129$
Uji Siege to Hull. — .,—,.. n jo^
His Anfwer to the Parliament's Committee at
Beverley, touching an Accommodation. u jn
— . to their Petition for that Purpofe. n 311/J3I1
Adrifed to foften this laft Anfwer. — 1 1 322.
His Reaforu to the contrary. 1 1 322 M 32$
— CommUfion of Array declared illegal by the
Parliament. . -1 .. n 325
f~ Refentmcnt againft Henry Grtyt Earl of
Stamford, and his Adherents. - - - 11 329
— Forces in the North, State of, in July 1642. 11 329
Proclaims the Earl of Ejftx and all his Ad-
herents Rebels. — —— II 369
Prohibits Popifh Recufrnts from joining his Ar-
my. — —- 11 37a
Ins Menage to the Commons concerning the
Supplies for Ireland. — ,— _— n 373
Withdraws his Forces from Hull. - - - 11 381
His Affairs in Ttrkfiire, State of, in Aug. 1642. 11 381/0386
Denied iininuice into Co ventry. ~ - - II 303
Attempts tt> reduce that City. — — n 393
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X to
CHARLES I. King, withdraws his Forces from
Coventry arid goes to Nottingham.
Erefts his Standard there. — —
His Meffage to the Houfc of Lords for Peace.
«— - Reafons for fending it, — —
<—- fecond Meffage to the Lords for Peace.
■— third Meffage to the fame Purpofe.
Removes to Shrew/bury, —
. Jlis Speech at the Head of his Army in Sep-
tember, 1642. "— — —
—- Proteftation,at the fame Time.
Appoints the Karl of Cumberland General of
his Forces in Torkjhiri.
His Anfwer to the Parliament's Protcltation in
October, 164a. '
— Revenues feized by the Parliament.
■— Indemnity to fuch of their Officers and Sol-
* diers as ihould lay down their Arms.
— ■ Safe-Co nduft for admitting a Committee of
theirs to attend him with a Petition for
Peace. ■
Objects againft Sir John Eveiin, one of the Com-
miffioners for this Purpofe. -
His Objection refented by both Houfes, and how.
— Anfwer to their Committee on prefenting
the Petition. — — — —
■— to the Petition, —
— Menage to the Lords in Parliament con-
cerning the Marching of his Forces to
Brentford. — — ■ . ... , -
Attacks fome Regiments there belonging to the
Parliament. ■ — —
Propofes to adjourn Michaelmas Term in 1642,
His Proclamation for that Purpofe.
— Meffage to his Privy-Council of Scotland, in
Anfwer to a Declaration of Pwliamen *
calling in the Scots to their Affiftance.
— Reply to the Parliament's Anfwer concern-
ing the Affair at Brtntford. - - - -
^— Succcts in the Engagement there, fome Ac-
count of. — ■■■ . ■ 1
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Parliamentary Hifiory of EwGlaKD.
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CHARLES I. King, his Declaration, in Anfwer
to the Parliament's feveral Ordinances for
aueffing Non-Contributors to their Arm j.
His Anfwer to their laft Petition.
Mucbes his Forces to Oxford. — —
His Anfwer to a Petition from fomc Officers in
bis Army in Inland.
— Proceedings againft Col. Liiiurit, taken Pri-
foner at Broniford. — — — —
Rcfpttes his Execution, on Account of a threat-
ening Declaration from the Parliament.
His Anfwer to a Petition from the City of Lon-
don for Peace. ■ — ■
— Letter to the Sheriffs of London, requiring
them to publifh the faid Anfwer. —
Adjourns Hilary Term in 1642 to Oxford.
Hit Reafons for tiiis Removal. —
— Proclamation to this Purpofe fupprefled by
an Ordinance of Parliament. - - •
— Anfwer to their Commitfioners, who pre-
fented him with fome Proportions for Peace.
to the Proportions.
— Menage to the Parliament, touching a Cef-
fation of Arms. — — ,.
Petitioned by them to put off the Lent Affizes
for 1642. ■
His Anfwer of Denial. ■— — -
— Proclamation againft fome Counties aiTocia-
ting againft him. - , ■ . 1 ...
— Anicles for a CefTation of Arms.
— Exceptions againft the Lord Soy, as a Com-
mimoiicr for the Oxford Treaty. —
— Meflage to the Parliament relating to the
CefTation. ■ 1 ■■■
— — ■ ■ — containing fome Ex-
ceptions to their laft Articles of Ceffation.
■ ■■ ■ — pointing out the
Means for a fpeedy Peace. — —
— — • ■ concerning the
Relief of Ireland.
• — Troops complained of for plundering. - -
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CHARLES
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7S INDEX
CHARLES I. King, Ms Menage to the Parlia-
ment, requiring an Anfwer to his late Pro-
poGtions for Peace. — — ■
His Loft at the taking of Waktfieli by the Par-
liament's Forces, Account of. - -
*-- Proclamation forbidding Obedience to the
Parliament, and for inviting the Members
to him at Oxford, ■ ■ -
"The remarkable good Succefs of his Armies in
the Norm and Weft.
His Declaration to the whole Kingdom on this
Occafion. ... i. ■ >
- Dangerous Pofitions published agaiiift him, Par-
ticulars of. ' ... .
- Lays Siege to the City of Glouetfttr,
His Palaces protected by the Parliament from
being plundered. . » —
RaJfes the Siege of Gloutijitr. * ■ ■«
His whole Revenue, &c fequeftred" by Parlia-
ment, i i -■- i
Agrees to a Ccflation of Arms with the Irifl>
Rebels. :
His Name and Authority greatly abufed by the
Stott, Inftance of. —
— Letter, Abftratt of, to the Privy-Council of
Scotland oiKthis Occafion. -
n — ■ ■ to the Sects Council of State againft
marching their Army into England. —»
Creates Sir Ralph Hapten a Peer. - - -
Calls a Convention of Members of both Honfes
to meet him at Oxford. - - -
His Proclamation for this Purpofe, Form of.
— Letter to the City of London, relating to a
Treaty of Peace between him and the City.
— Speech to the Peers and Commons at open-
ing the Convention. ■■
— fecond Speech to them. — — —
S— Letter to the Parliament at Weflnunfttrt de-
defiring a Treaty for Peace. -
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CHARLES I. Xing, his Anfwer to a Petition
the Lords and Commons at Oxford.
His Speech to them at their Reccfs.
— younger Children, the Lady Elizabeth and
the Duke of lork, forcibly detained at St.
Jamti's by the Parliament. - - - -
Orders fome Forces from Inland to his Amft-
ance againft the Scott. —
His great Defeat at Selby by the Parliament's
Forces, Account oft — —
— Proclamation for the better Maintenance of
his Ganifon at Oxford. —
— Succefs againft the Parliament's Forces at
Crepredy- Bridge. — — ___
— Menage for Peace on that Occafion. - -
— great Defeat at Adarjlan Moor, Account of.
— Letter to the Karl of EJfex relating to Peace.
Obtains a complete Victory over the Earl of
EJfix'a Forces in Cornwall.
His Letter to the Elector Palatini, concerning
his coming into England. ■ i.
— Meflage to the Parliament for Peace. - ■
— fijft Anfwer to the Parliament's new Pro-
poutions for Peace. — —
— farther Anfwer to them, —
Appoints a Faft on Account of the Treaty at
Uxbridgt. .
Bis Treaty with the Parliament proves abortive,
— Succefs on opening the Campaign in 1645.
The Situation of bis Army at this Time, Ac-
count of. — —
His Army intirely routed by Sir Tbsmat Fairfax.
at Notify. — !■■ 11 —
Lofea his Cabinet there. ■
His bad Situation on this Defeat, Particulars of.
— Letters taken from him ttNafiiy, fome Ac-
count of, with the Parliament's Obferva-
tions thereupon.
— Children at St. Jamti'ty how provided for
by the Parliament. —
— bad Succefs near Cbefttrt Account of.
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CHARLES I. King, efrtpes with a eonfiderable
Body of Horfc to Newark. - *
. His bad Succefs at Sherburne and Tiverton, Ac-
count of. —
— Letter to the Marquis of Ormtnd, felting
forth his diftrefled Condition, and requi-
ring a fpeedy Supply of Men* Artillery,
ana Ammunition from Inland, - - -
— to Prince Ruptrt on the fame Sub-
ject
— . - — to the Marquii of Ormtnd,' for ad-
mitting the Marquis of Clanrickard a Pi i-
vy-Courriellor in Inland. — —
ing Com millions to the Roman Catholics
in that Kingdom. — ■
the Concluiicn of a Peace there.
— - Affairs reprefented by an anonymous Letter
from Newark. — ■ .
Difcharges Prince Rupert from his Service, and
on what Account.
His Meffage in December, 1645, to the Parlia-
ment for Peace. . ■
— fecond and third Meffages of this Month
to the fame Purpofe. —
< — Meffage to both Houfes on the Receipt of
an Anfwer to his two firft Meflages of this
Month for Peace. — — —
— fifth Menage for Peace, before his receiving
the Parliament's Anfwer to his two laft.
— - fixth Menage, requiring an Anfwer to all
his former. ■ ■ -— ■ ■
Appoints his Son, the Prince of tPalety General
of all his Forces in England. —
His Reply to the Parliament's laft Anfwer.
•— Meffage to both Houfes, in Vindication of
himfelf againft a Charge of entering into
a Treaty with the Irtjb Rebels in i645>
with farther Propofals for Peace. I j^.
How ju dined frQin the above Charge by Lord
Clarendon, ■ ■ . |T^
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CHARLES I. King, his remarkable Commiilion
granted to the Earl of Glamorgan in 1644.
His farther Menage for Peace. -
— MefTage for Peace again repeated, and
what Manner. ■ . —
Orders of Parliament concerning him, in Cafe
he attempted to go to London.
His diftrefled Condition, Account of. ■ ■
Leaves Oxford in Difguife. ■ —
Throws himfelf into the Hands of the Scots Ar-
my before Newark. • ■ --■-
Commands the Surrender of that Town to the
Parliament's Forces. — *-
Conveyed to Neutcafllt by the Scots.
His Letter from thence to the Parliament. —
' ■ to Sir Thomas GUmbam
to furrender Oxford.
» ■■ ■ ' ' to the Parliament of
Scotland. _
■ ■' to the City of London.
*-■"— — ^— to the Marquis of Or-
maud. Lord -Lieutenant of Ireland, con-
cerning his Reafons for going to the Scots
— -— — ■ ■ ■- to the Parliament, for a
fpeedy Difpatcli of their Proportions for
Peace to him. ■■■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■
— Order for furrendering all his Garrifons.
— Letter to the Marquis of Ormond, forbidding
any further Treaty with- the Irifk Rebels.
— intercepted Letter to the Prince of Wales in
the Ifle of Jerfey.
— Affairs in England, State of in June, 1646.
— Anfwcr to a Petition from the Scots Army
at NeweaflU.
_ to the Parliament's Requeft of fur-
rendering up all bis Garrifons in Ireland.
— - public and private Seals, how difpofed on
by the Parliament.
— - Anfwerto the Parliament's oewPropoutions
for Peace, prefented at NewcafiU. —
•*■ Reafons for not aflenting thereto. — —
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CHARLES I. King, his going into Scotland op-
pofcdby fheCommillioners of the General
Aflembly of the Kirk, and how.
Refolution of the Scoti Parliament againft him.
Particulars of. •■
His Mcf&ge thereupon .to the Parliament at
Wtfimtnfier.
— Removal from NewcaftU to Haldenby Houfe
in Narthampttnjbirty determined by the
Parliament. - ■ ■■ ■ ■■—
-—- Children at 5/. James's, State of in Decern
ber 1646. ■ —
Information againft him, touching an Attempt
to make his Efcape from Ntweafttt. ■ —
His Letter to the Parliament, concerning their
Vote for his Removal to Heldtnby. —
— - Queries to the Parliament's Commiffioners
appointed to receive him from the Scots
Delivered over to them by Confent of the Scots
Parliament. - —
Complaint againft him for writing in Cyphers
to the French Agent, ■ — — —
His Arrival at Holdenby, Account of. ■
Various Opinions, as to his being Ibid by the
Scots, Particulars of. — — ' ■
His Letter to the Parliament, requefting the At-
tendance of fome of his Chaplains. . —
How narrowly watched by his Guardians, Ac-
count of. — — ■
HU Anfwer to the Proportions for Peace p rcfent-
ed to him at NewcaJiU,
Taken away from Haldenby by a Party of Hoife
from the Army commanded by Cornet
Jtytt. ^— .
His Menage to the Parliament on that Occalion.
Account of his being conducted -to NeSumarket.
His public Difcourie with Cornet Joyce at Hoi-
Invited by the Parliament to remove from New-
market to Richmond, • ■ —
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CHARLES I. King, Refolution of the Peers
agiinft his going to Richmond. • — 16
Letter to him from the Parliament on this Oc-
His Chaplains permitted by the Army to come
to him, and officiate in Divine Service.
Vole of the Parliament again ft his going to
Richmond. *-■■■■— - ■ 16
Prohibited by the Parliament from coming nearer
to London th^an where the Quarters of the
Army were allowed to be.
Hii Remove to Windfors Account of. — —
— - Letter to the Duke of Tori, appointing an
Interview. , — — . -—
Obtains the Confcnt of the Parliament to this
Purpofe. ■ i
DeCred by the Parliament to come to London.
Hii Declaration, difa vowing any Defign in him
to levy War againft the Parliament. —
— Letter to Sir Thomas Fairfax on this Oc ■
Removes to Hampton-Court. —
Hij Anfwer to tile Parliament's Propositions for
Peace, prefented to him at Hampton-Court.
Kfcapes from thence. ~= —
His Letter to Lord Montague on that Occalion.
— Meffage to the Parliament — —
— ' Letter to Col. Whalej.
Anonymous Letter to him, advifing his Efcape,
Throws him/elf into the Hands of Col. Ham-
mond in the IfU of Wight. — —
Hb Meffage from thence to the Parliament 16
— — — to the Parliament, defiring a Per-
fonal Treaty. 16
«— Anfwer to the Parliament's four Bills, and
their other Propofitions for Peace preterit
ed to him in the Ifli of Wight. 16
Votes of the Parliament againft any further Ad-
drefs to him.. ■■ ■ — ■- -116
The Number of his Servants reduced by thel
Parliament. ■ — — . 16
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CHARLES I. King, his Declaration on Occafion
of the Votes againft any farther Addrefs
to him. ■■• ■ _—
His Anfwer to the Parliament's Votes for a Pcr-
fonal Treaty. — — —
Affront put upon him by the Commons, In-
stance of. — ■ ■ ■
His intercepted Letter to the Parliament of Scat-
—v Letter to the Parliament, fignifying his Ac-
ceptance of their Offer of a Treaty. —
Lift of fuch Perfons whole Attendance he
defired in the IJlt of Wight.
Anfwer to the Parliament's Letter relating to
their Commifltoners for the Treaty. —
— Proceedings with the Commiffioners upon
the firft Propofition of the Treaty for re-
calling all his Declarations, Wr. againft the
Parliament. ■ —
— Paper fignifying his Confent thereto. -
— - own Proportions for Peace delivered to the
Commiffioners.
■■ ■■ - ■ ■ rejected by them. — ■ —
— Paper in Juftification of his Propofitions. —
— fecond Paper to the fame Purpofe. *
— — Letter to the Parliament touching the Pro
politions which their Commiffioners refufed
to accept, —
— firft Paper in Anfwe-r to the Propofition con-
cerning the Church. ■ —
— final Anfwer thereto. .
— firft Anfwer to the Propofition concerning the
Militia, ■ -
— -- farther Anfwer, fignifying his Affent to this
Propofition. — — - — ■ .
— ~ Anfwer concerning the Church, roted unfa-
tis factory. — — ,
— Anfwer, declaring his Confent to the Parlia-
ment's Propofition concerning Inland. —
— ^ to the Propofition concerning public
Debts and Damages. . . ■ —
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CHARLES I. King, his final Anfwer and Con.
ient to the Piopofuion concerning public
Debts and Damages. —
His Anfwer, declaring his Aflent to the Propofi-
tion for making void all Honours conferred
fince May, 1642. ' ■
~ ■' ' to the Proportions concerning De-
linquents. ^- #
— further PropoGt ions with relation tohimfelf.
__ — -1 ■ 1 accepted by the Lords. -
— final Anfwer concerning the Church. —
— Anfwer of Content to the Proportion con-
cerning the Nomination of Officers. —
— - — 1 con-
cerning the City of London. *—
— ■■■ '■■ -..I con-
cerning the Great Seal. — —
— -■ - - ' con-
cerning the Court of Wards. . ■
— Paper touching the Expiration of the Treaty.
— Anfwer to the Commiffioners Defires, with
regard to Lord Qrmond. - ■ - ■
— final Anfwer concerning Inland. — —
— Anfwer to the Commiffioners' Paper concern-
ing his Exceptions as to the Church. —
— farther Anfwer on this Head. — —
— Paper relating to his own Propofitions. —
— laft Paper, in Anfwer to the Affair of the
Church.
— Rcqucft to fome of the Commiffioners who
left the Ifle of JVight before the Expiration
of the Treaty. ■ . ■ ■ —
— Anfwer to feveral Refolutions of the Parlia-
ment concerning the Treaty. — —
— touching the new Catechifm. »■■
Votes of both Houfes in his Favour as to his own
His farther Anfwer about the Marquis of Qrmond.
— final Anfwer concerning that Loid. '
•— further Anfwer concerning the Abolition of
Cifhops, the Sale of their Lands, &c. —
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CHARLES I. King, his final Anfwer with regard
to the Church. — — : —
His Anfwer touching the Parliament's Votes up
on his own Propositions. — —
— further Anfwer concerning Delinquents. —
r— final Anfwer on this Head. ■■ ■ — —
• — Anfwer, as to Delinquents fince January,
.—- final Anfwer concerning the Marquis of Or-
»— Letter to that Lord, requiring htm to defilt
from further Proceedings in Inland. —
—• Anfwer to the Parliament's additional Pro-
poiitions concerning Scotland. -• •< -
»— final Anfwer, as to Bifhops and the Sale of
their Linda,
- — private Letters to the Marquis of OrmenA.
i— - Speech to the Commiflioners at their taking
Leaveofhim. 18:28
m— Queries, on occafion of the Army's large Re-
monftrance. ■■
•—- Letter of Advice to the Prince of Walts, on
the Conclufion of the Treaty. .
— Removal from Ntwpsrt to tiurft Caflle by
the Army, Account of. -,...— ,
^' Declaration concerning the Treaty, and his
Diflikeof the Army's Proceedings.
•—- Anfwers to the Parliament's Proportions
defended, and the great Advantages ac-
cruing to the Nation by his ConcelBons,
Particulars of. .
— Anfwers voted by both Houfcs to be
Ground for them to proceed upon for the
Settlement of the Peace of the Kingdom.
Rcfolution of the Commons to proceed capitally
again ft him. ■■ ■ ■ ■■■■ ■
Removed to Windfer Caflle. ■
Declared guilty of High Treafon by the Com-
Brought before the High Cour
• fViflmnfttr-Hall, —
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CHARLES I. King, his Death prejudged by the
Commons, and by what Circumftance. — ib 514
Applications, in Favour of his Life, by the Prince
tfWaltu 18 515, 16
-, by the Scon
CommiuKMicrs.
-, by the Dutch
AmbaffadoR.
Beheaded. . ■— ■ —
His Body, how difpofed of by the Commons. •
— His Character, as to his Skill in the Liberal
CHARLES II. King, proclaimed King of Scotland
at Edinburgh, ■
Lands in the Ifle of Jirfiy, with a fmatl Retimu
His Declaration fiom thence to his Subjects of
England.
Arms in Churches, He. taken down by the
Commons.
Lands in Scotland.
His Declaration publiflied there, with the Com-
mons' Anfwer thereto. —— — —
How treated by the Setts after their Defeat at
Crowned King of Scotland at Secant. — —
How menaced from the Pulpit on that Occafion,
Marches with an Army of Scats towards England.
His Arrival there, fome Account of. — — —
— Letter to Gen. Majfty, concerning the Mi-
nifters of Lancajhirt. -■-■ —
Arrives at fVorctflir with his Army. ■■— ■
Declared a Traitor by the Commons. — —
His Summons to Col. Macktotrth, for the Ren-
dition of the Town and Caftle of Sbrrwf-
— Letter therewith.
How anfwered. — ■ - I
His Motions in and about JVcrctfttr. ~— i I
•— general Summons to the Kingdom, I»w[
treated by the Commons. — - -* — J
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ral Cromwell, Particulars of. — —
Reward for apprehending him, what. — —
His gallant Behaviour at the Battle of Worccfttr.
— remarkable Efcape into Franco. — —
Defperate Situation of his Affairs. — ■
His Letter of Encouragement to his Friends in
— Titles abrogated by the Parliament. ■
■—- Application to Gen. Mvnkt for rcftoiing him.
— Letter to the Peers on the fame Account.
— Declaration for compofing the DiftracVtons of
the Nation. ■ ■ - ■ ■ ■
— Letter to theHoufeof Commons thereupon.
— « - to Gen. Monie and the Council of
State.
— — — — -to the Lord Mayor and City of London
How anfwered by the Peers. — ... —
■— by the Commons. — —
i by the Lord Mayor and City of
London. —
Manner of proclaiming him, Account of. —
His fpeedy Return voted for by both Houfes. — 1 22
■— - Letter to the Lords on landing in England.
— Proclamation concerning the Irijh Rebels.
— ■— for'keeping the Peace.
Arrival at Whitehall.
— - Anfwer to an Addrefs from the Speaker of
the Houfc of Lords. - -
— r~ . . to an Addrefs from the Speaki
the Houfe of Commons. —
— - Entry into London, Manner of. — —
— Proclamation againft the Murderers of the
late King. ■
— - Menage to the Commons for expediting th>
Bill of Indemnity. —
Creates Gen. Mim.it Duke of Albemarle. —
• Obtains a Grant for a Poll-Tax. — — —
His Speech to the Lords for battening the Bill of
Indemnity. — — —
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CHARLES II. King, obtains a Grant for Ton-
nage and Poundage, — ■ — —
Obtains a Grant for a Continuance of the Excife.
His Anfwer to a Meflage from the Lords, con-
cerning the Court of Wards. — —
— ■ from the Commons,
concerning the Money Bill. ■ ■ —
— Speech on palling the Aci of Indemnity.
— Clemency on that Occalion, Remarks on.
— Meflage to the Lords, concerning a Recefs.
— prefent Supply, how provided for. ■ — —
— Speech to both Houfe s on their Adjournment.
— Menage to the Lords concerning a Oiflblu-
tion of the Parliament. ■ ■ —
— fettled Revenue in lieu of the Courtof Wards.
— Meflage to the Commons for a fpeedy Dif-
patch of their Bufinefs. ■
— Speech to the Parliament at their Di Ablution.
CHAUCER, Sir Thomas, chofen Speaker to the
Houfe of Commons, Anno 1407. — —
! Complains to the Parliament of National Grie-
vances. — - ■
I Chofen Speaker a fecund Time, Anns 14.10.
Refrained by the King from fpeaking any Thing
| in Prejudice of the Royal Prerogative.
Elected Speaker again, Anno 1414. —
jCHEDWORTH, John, Bijhop of Lincoln, opens
the Seflion of Parliament in 1453.
1 CHENEY, Lord Henry, when firft fummoned to
Parliament. • — —
CHENEY, Sir John, chofen Speaker for the Houfe
of Commons in 1399. r —
CHESHIRE, County of, when firft made a Prin-
cipality, and by whom. — ■
Neutrality agreed upon, in that County during
the Civil War, quafhed by the Parliament.
CHESTER, who made the firft hereditary Earl
of that Name. -.
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CHESTER, Earl if, his (harp Rep]; to the De-
mand of King Henry III. at a Convention
His Rcmonftrance to the King in Favour of De
Burgh. ■ —
CHESTER, Btjboprici ef, when firft erefled.
CHESTER, City <f, taken by the Parliamer
Forces.
Infurre&ion there in Favour of King Charles II.
CHICHESLY, Henry, Arthbijhtp »f Canterbury,
his Speech to King Henry V. in order to
encourage a War with France. •
His Speech at opening the Parliament in 14,22.
w - ■ ■ to the Commons, in Favour of Mar-
tin V. Pope of Rime.
CHIESLEY, Sir Jebn, his Letter of Credence
from the Committee of the Eftates in Seet-
land, appointing him their Agent to the
Parliament of kn»lanrf.
CHOLMLEY, Sir Hugh, appointed one of the
Parliament's Commifiioners to attend King
Charlei I. in Ysr-'-jhirel • - ■ ■
Appointed Governor of the Caftk at Scarbrough.
Deferts the Parliament's Service. .
Expelled the Houfe of Commons on this Occa-
fion, and an Impeachment of High Trea-
fon ordered againft him. — ■
CHOLMLEY, Sir Henry, appointed one of the
Parliament's Commifiioners to attend King
Cbarlei I. in Yorkshire. —
CHRISTMAS-DAY, when kept as a Fait, and
by whofe Appointment. -
Order of the Commons for abolifliing that Fe-
CHURCH, abfentingfrom, Debate about it in the
Houfe of Commons. ■■— — —
Reftoring to, Debate thereon. ■
The Government thereof propofed to be altered,
and how. — —
Reformation of, \j the Commons, itnd in what
Particulars i
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CHURCH, Order for a farther Reformation 1
therein, J
Government thereof, how fettled by an Ordi-
nance of Parliament. — — -
CHURCH of England, its Feftivals and Fails
aboliflied.
CHURCHES, when firft endowed, and by whom.
Their mean Building and Appearance in the
primitive Times, Account of. — — -
CHUTE, Cbaloxer, Efq; chofen Speaker for the
Commons in 1658. — — ■■-■■,
His had State of Health at that Time. '
— — Requeft for a Discharge from his Office.
CITIZENS, when firft elected to ferve in Par-
liament, and at whofe Command, — — -
Their Summons by Royal Authority to the Par-
liament in 1282, Form of. — —
Number for every City fummoned to Par-
liament in 1307. - 1 ■■
CIVIL WAR between King John and his Ba-
rons, how occafioned. —
King Henry III.
and the Barons. ■ 1 ■
■ — — — King Edward II.
and the Barons.
■ — -- the Hwifct of Ttri
and Lemeqfler, Account of.
— ■ ■ -— ' — King Cbarlti I,
and his Parliament, when commenced.
Debate thereon by the Commons, >
CLANRICKARD, Marquis $f. See Burgh.
CLARE, Richard* Earl of Gloucijler and Hert-
ford, his Offer to aflift King Henry III,
agairul the King of Caflilt. — —
Appointed one of the Barons Committee to re-
form the State.
-■ -■■ ■ one of the King's Council. ■ ■
m— ' one of the Barons Committee to
treat of an Aid for the King. — —
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CLARE, Gilbert, Earl of Gloucifler and Hertford
appointed one of the Regents on the Deatl
of King Henry III. —
His Anfwer to the Demand of King Edward I.
for an Aid. ■
His Alliance with Pierce Gaveftan, Earl of Com-
' — Death, Account of. — ■
CLARENDON, Earl of. See Hyde, Ed. Efr,
CLARENDON, Town of, a Convention of the
Eftates of the Realm held there in 1 164.
CLARKE, Edward, Efq; cenfured by the Com-
mons for reflecting on their Houfe. —
CLARKE, Mr. Alderman, of Bury, his Letter
concerning Tome Disturbances in Suffolk. 17
CLERKE, Dr. his Account of the Surrender of
Stirling Caftle to the Commons, ■
His Account of the Succefs of their Forces at
CLEMENT V. Pope of Rome, abfolves King
Edward I. from the Oath he had taken
to obferve Magna Cbarta, ■ ■
His Declaration thereupon. ■ ■
— Extortions from the Churches and Mona-
fteries in England. • ■
How oppofed therein by the Earls and Barons.
CLEMENT VII. Pope, his Anfwer to a Letter
from the Parliament, touching the Divorce
of Queen Catharine. — —
His Exhortation to King Henry VIII. for put-
ting away Ann Baltyn, and taking the
Queen again. --■ ■■■■ — . r 3
— t- Propofal to the King for a Reconciliation. 3
■ how received. — ■ 3
■ — Power in England abpliflied, and by what
Means. — ■ 3
CLEMENT XI. Pope, his Contefl with Ur-
ban VI. for the Papal Chair. ■
CLEMENCY, remarkable Inftance of, in the
Petfon of King Henry VI, — 1
Pag*.
366
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56
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CLERGY,
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V»l.
CLERGY, their hard Ufage by King Henry I.
Particulars of. ■■ ■
Tlieir eafy Situation under bis Succeflbr, King
Stephen. ■ i ■■ . j
How taxed by K. Rich. I. and on what Occafion.
- by King Jebn.
""** %Hem
by King Henry III. in the ninth Year
of his Reign.
in the lixteenth
Year.
Their Proteft againft the King's Demand for
more Money. -,.-..— —
— Committee appointed to consider of his
Propofal, Lift of.
Are tampered with feparately by the King, to
comply with his Requeft. — —
Their memorable Anfwer. — .,-■■■
How opprefled by the Pope. — —
Their Complaint of his Exactions at a Conven-
tion in 125a. — - —
— * ftout Anfwer to the Demands of the King,
and the Pope's Legate, for a Supply.
Free Gift to King Edward I. —
How retrained from accumulating Lands, i£t.
with regard to capital Crimes.
Their Grant to the King in 1282. —
- — Power further reftrained. -
— — Grant to the King in 1295, —
— Refufal to grant him a Subfidy in 1296.
■ Reafon for it. ■
— ■ Lands and Pofleffions feized to the King's
Ufe. .
Sentence for putting them out of the King's Pro-
tection, Form of. ■ - —
Their Miferies confequent thereupon. ■ ■
—— Method of Reconciliation with the King.
Ordinance againft them .in 1297, Account of.
Their Subfidy granted, that Year for carrying on
the War againft Scotland. —
*■ — • granted to K, Edw. II. in 1308.
Excufc for refuting an Aid in 1319. --- ■
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CLERGY, their Grant to. the King by virtue of
the Pope's Licenfe, ■ —
Their Subfidy in 1322.
Grant to King Edward III. for his Expe-
dition againft the Scots in 1334- — —
_— . forcarrying on
the War againft Scotland and France. —
— Grant for the French War in 1337.
— farther Grant that Year. — — -
— Subfidy granted for compleating the King's
Conquefts in France, ■ — ■ —
— Requefts and Complaints to him at the
Parliament in 13+r. — —
— large Grant to the King in 1343, for the
French War. ■ ■■
Aid to thatPurpofe in 1344. —
How requited in Confideration thereof.
Lift of, employed about the King in 1362. —
Commanded to refift the French in cafe of an
Invalion. —
Their Aid granted tn 137 1 for the War. —
Prohibited from holdin^thegreatOffices of State.
Their Grant to King Richard II. at the Parlia-
ment in 1377. - —
How rated on Account of a Poll-Tax in 1378.
Their Proteft againft enlarging the Power of
Juftices of the Peace.
How anfwered by the King.
Their Debate with the Laity on a Supply in 1 385.
•_ — voluntary Grant to the King at that Time.
Subfidy granted in 1388. — — —
1 in 1390. —
^— Riches, how- reftrained by the Parliament
that Year.
. Grant to the King in 1394. — —
in 1395.
Proteftation thereupon.
Subfidy granted in 1397. — —
Appoint Sir Thomas Piercy their Profior to acl
for them in Parliament, — — — -
tie
Ftl. Pair.
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XERG Y, how complimented by King HatrylV.
at their Convocation in 1 399. — —
Their Joy on this OccaGon. -
Procure Htnry Prince oiWaltt to exhibit a bloody
Bill again* the Lollards, at the Parlia-
ment in 1406. — ■ — ■ - .
Their Plots again* Sir Jtbn OldcaflU, a Fa-
vourer of the Lollards. ■ — —
Obtain a fevere Ad againft them, Anns 1414.
Again attacked by the Commons on Account of
their Revenues in 1414. —
Avert this impending Storm, and bow. ■
Their large Oiler to King Henry V. on this
Occafion. — _ ... .—
: — — Gram to him at their Convocation at St.
Parts.
I Attacked by the Commons again. —- ■■
Attempt to procure a Repeal of the Ad of Pre-
muxirtt but in vain. — — —
Their Grant to King Edward IV. Anno 1482.
— to King Htnry Will, in 1523.
Power ftruck at by the Parliament in 1529.
Required by them to pay the King's Debts.
Refine to comply with this Demand. - ■
Complained of to the King by a Remonftrance
from the Commons. — — —
Prohibited, by an Ad, from making Appeals to
Obliged to renounce the Pope's Authority under
their Hands and Seals. — — — ■
Their Privileges by Bulls from the Pope made
void by an Ad, Anno 1537 — —
Obliged to rcfide on their Livings. — —
Reftrained from Matrimony by a Statute.
Obliged to put away their Wives. —
Their extraordinary Grant to the King, Account
Empowered by him to examine into the Vali-
dity of his Marriage with Ann of Ckvt.
Their Sentence. — — - —
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CLERGY grant the King a Subfidy, Ann
Their Reftraint from Marriage taken off.
Grant a Subfidy to King Edward VI. ,/««> 154.8.
Tax thcmfdves in a Subfidy of eight Shillings in
the Pound, which was connrm'd by Parli-
ament.
Obliged to fwcar to the Aft of Supremacy, Temp.
Their Number who refuted to take the Oath. —
Deprived of their Preferments. ■ — - —
Grant the Queen a large Subfidy in 1 562. ■■■ ■
— - ~- — ffis- - —
_ _ two Subfidies in 1588.
to King Jamts I. three Subfidies in 1620.
Their liberal Grant in 1624. — —
- ■ ' Canons made in the feveral Convocations
at London and York, in 1640, adjudged by
the Commons to be invalid. —
■ ■ Benevolence granted to the King, at this
Time deemed unlawful. — —
Refolution of the Commons againft their holding
Civil Offices.
Prohibited , by an Aft, from Pluralities and Non-
Refidence.
Difabled from exercifing any temporal Authority.
Their diftrefled Condition by the Parliament, Ac-
count of. -~ ■■■ —
Prohibited from meddling with Affairs of State in
their Pulpits. -■■■ ■ ■ ■
Their better Maintenance, how provided for. —
How rettrained in their Conduit, touching the
Their better Provifion eftablifhed by an Aft. —
Ordinance of Parliament to the fame Purpofe,
Abftraft of.
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Vol. ' Page.
CLEVELAND, Inhabitants of* their Petition for
a Reformation in Church and State. —
Their Petition for Relief from the Oppreflions of
the Scots Forces. —
CLEVELAND, Earl of. See Wjjntworth.
CLIFFORD, Lord J*hn* flain at the Battle of
St. Albans, Anns 1455. —
CLIFFORD, Lord , his Cruelty to Edmund
Earl of Rutland, a Boy of twelve Years of
?6rd.
291
300,
277
CLIFFORD, Francis* Earl of Cumberland* made
General of the King's Forces raifed by
Commiffion of Array in Torkjhire. —
His .Agreement with the Lord Fairfax for a
Neutrality there. — —. -■■ - 1
— - ■ ■ rendered void, and how, — ' 1
CLINTON, William, created Earl of Huntington \
by King Edward III. — — —
CLOPTON, Sir Walter, Chief Jufliu, appointed
by King Henry IV. to examine Sir Wil-
liam Ruibill, with regard to the Confef-
fion he took: from the late Duke of Gku-
teftcr at Calais. —
CLOTWORTHY. Sir John* one of the Eleven
Members of the Houfe of Commons,
charged by the Army with Mifdemeanors.
Retires into foreign Parts. — — —
CLUB-MEN, who meant by them. — — ; 14
Their InAirretEUon in the Counties of Wilis and
Dorfet* Particulars of. — ~-=—
• Warrant for railing Money, Form of.
— farther Proceedings, Account of. — —
■ -■ - Petition to the King. — .
Difperfed by the Parliament's Forces. ■
Declared Traitors to the Commonwealth. —
COALITION of the Army and Republican Party
for reftoring the Long Parliament: —
COBBET, Major* his Services to the Common-
wealth, how rewarded.
COBHAM, John* Knight, impeached by the
Commons in 139S.
G
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443» 4
470 tt 473
275
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13. M-
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COBHAM,
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Vol.
COBHAM, John, Knight, Charge again* him.
His Anfwer. • —
How replied to W the King. — — —
His Sentence of Banifhment.
COCK-FIGHTING, Preamble to an Ordinance
for fuppreffing t*at Divcrfion. — —
COIN of Geld, when firft ftruck and made cur-
rent in England. —— .
COIN, Infcriptiona thereon, how altered by the
Commons in 1649. —
Counterfeiting of, when made High Treafon. 19
COKE, Lord, his Obfemtion on attainting Per-
fons in Cuftody, without bringing them
to a Trial. ■■
His Obfeivation on the Intrigues of Lord Crom-
well for foppreffing the Monasteries. —
— Lift of Members who left the Houfe on the
Proceedings of the two laft Parliaments of
Queen Mary. ■
COKE, Lord Edward, his Remarks on a Supply
granted to Queen Elizobtth, Anno 1588.
Familiar Saying of his. — —
COKE, Clmem, Efq; his bitter Reflexion oq the
Dolce of Buckingham. — — . —
COKE, Edward, Efq; Solticitor-Gtntral, chofen
Speaker to the Commons in 1592. -— ■ ■
His Speech to Quttn EiixabttH on thisOccafion.
— Reply to a Speech of the Lord -Keeper's. —
— - Speech on a Motion to reform Eccldiaitical
Courts. 7 ■■- ■■■
— — — to the Queen. -■
Committed to the Tower at the DiSblution oi
the Parliament in 1621. — —
His Papers feizecr and his Chambers fealed up.
— - Charge in the Name of the Commons againft
th« Lord Treafurer Middttfix. — —
■— — Motion againft proceeding on Grievances at
the Seffion in 1625. ■ ■
■— Report of the King's Anfwer to the Com
Dions' Petition about a Reccfe from Parlia
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VaL Pagt.
COKE, Edward, Efq; Solicitor'- General, his
Speech a^ainli- a Motion for a Supp'y. -
Appointed Sheriff of Butkinghamjhire, and there-
by dilqualitied from lining in tnc Hi. me of
Commons. .__ — • ..
His Speech on public Grievances. —
on the Judgment againft the Refa-
fers of the Loan. —
•: on fome Propofitions of King Charles I.
foraSvpply. — ■
againft Imprifonment. — —
on the Liberty ©f the Subject. — —
in Opposition to n Meffage from the
further Speech on the Liberty of the Sub-
j.a.
— Arguments in Defence thereof. — —
Speech on a Meffage from the King, to re-
ly on his Word for fecuring the Liberty of
the Subject. ■ ■ - ■ .. ,
— ■■ ■ ■ to bring in a Bill for this Purpofe. —
— — — — at a Conference between both Iloufes
on a Petition of Right. —
againft the Lords' Addition to it. —
— ' to the Lords, on delivering a Meffage
of Thanks from the Commons. — — !
againft the Duke of Buckingham. —- !
COKE, George, Bijhop of Hereford, impeached
by the Commons, and for what. — <
Gives in a Plea. . .... i<
His Resolution concerning it. — — u
— Danger from the Populace. — it
Joins in a Proteftation againft the Legality of
Parliamentary Proceedings. — — it
Accufed of High Treafon on this Account. — IC
Brought to the Bar of the Houfe of Peers. — it
His Charge by the Commons. — — it
— Anfwer. ■■ ■ ■■ — ic
Committed to the Tower. - ■ ■ ■ , it
COKE, Thomas, Efp committed to the Tower on
Sufpicion of High Treafon againft the State, it
G a
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COLCHESTER, remarkable Siege of, in 1648.
Surrendered to Lord Fairfax. — —
COLEPEPER, Sir John, his Speech on National
Grievances. — .
Made Chancellor of the Exchequer. — —
COLLEGE, where firfl endowed in England, and
what by Name. ■ — —
COLLEGES, Diflblution of. —
COLLIER, Mr. his Account of the Controverfy
betwixt Edward III. and 'John Stralferd,
Arcbbifhop of Canterbury. — —
Hit Remarks on the Claim of the inferior Cler-
gy to have Rep re fenta fives in the Houfe
of Commons. ■ ■ — —
COLLUSION, a glaring Inftancc of, by the Cler-
to the .
Vol. Page.
rfftjfk
COMMISSION, Form ef, granted to Humphrey
Duke of Gltucejier, impowering him to
hold a Parliament in 1422. — —
Form of, granted by King Henry VIII. for
(wearing his Subjects to the Aft of Suc-
ceffion, in Favour of Ann Boltyn. —
■—. — granted to Thomas WriothiJUy, Lord-
Chancellor, and others, for giving the
Royal Aflent to the Bill of Attainder againft
Thomas Duke of Norfolk, and Henry Earl
■ for appointing the Protector's Scat in
Parliament.
' for diflblving the Parliament in 1614.
_— granted by Sir Thomas Fairfax to fundry
of his Officers, in order to treat with the
Parliament's CommiJ&oners about the De-
mands of. the Army. — ■ ■■
■ granted by the Commons to their Agents
1 granted by the Marquis of Ormand to
the Bifhop of Clobber, in Ireland.
COMMISSION of Exafe, Form of, granted by
King Charles I. — — —
274
+30, 1
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290
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202
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Ftl.
COMMISSION- OFFICERS for regulating the
Militia, cftabliflied Pay of. — —
Their Declaration for Support of the Common-
wealth.
COMMISSIONERS, Lift of, .deputed by King
Henry III. to hold a Convention at L
dan in 1254. ■ —
Their Speech on that Occalion. —
Appointed to confider the Cafe of the dilinherit-
ed Barons in 1266. — — —
Their Award concerning them. — —
Appointed by King Edward L to matte Peace
between him and the Barons, Lift of. —
by King Edward II. to treat with the
difcontented Lords in 131*, Lift of. —
Lift of, impowered by King Richard II. and the
other Eftates, to anfwer all the Petitions,
and difpatch all other Matters not deter-
mined at the Parliament at Shrew/bury, in
Ordain a remarkable Statute to fecurethemfelves
in their new-got Power.
Oblige the Lords, Spiritual and Temporal, to
take an Oath to maintain the feveral Sta-
tutes and Ordinances by them made. —
Revoke the Letters Patent given by the King to
the Dukes of Hereford and Norfolk. —
Their Severity to Hinry Bowctt, Clerk.
to Sir Rtbtrt Plufhtngton. — —
Lift of, appointed by the Parliament in 1399, to
depofe King Richard II. ■ —
Their Sentence on this Occafion palled upon him,
farther Proceedings touching this Affair,
Particulars of. — — — ■■—
Lift of, appointed to bold a Parliament in 1 586,
at Faihtringhay Caftle, for the Trial of
Mary Queen of Scots. ■ —
Adjourn this Parliament to Wiftminfier in 1587.
Lilt of, appointed to treat with the Scots about
an Union between the two Kingdoms. —
IOI
ftp.
109
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498
28
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COMMISSIONERS appointed to treat with the
Scats, their Power, touching die Union be-
tween the two Kingdoms, fame Account of.
Lid of, appointed by the Parliament to attend
King Charles I. in Scotland. ' — ■ — ■ — 9
Their Inuru&ions. ■ — 9
■ Allowance for Charges, . Amount of. — 9
Lid of, appointed by the Commons to go down
to Hull and Lincelnjbtrt. < ■ —
Their Inftruftions. — ■
Lift of, appointed to attend the King at Reading
with a Petition for Peace. — — - — —
, at Oxford,
with fomo Proportions for this Purpofe.
teat about an Accommo-
dation.
Their I nft ructions on this Occafion, Particulars
Lift of, appointed to go into Scotland and invite
that Nation to the Parliament's Affiftance.
Their Inductions. ... ■
■ ■ additional Inftrudions fent to them ztEdin-
O/ the Navy, their Eftimatc of the Charge of
the Parliament's Fleet for the Year 1644.
From the Parliament to the Scots, their Letter
giving an Account of the Advance of the
Scots Army into England. — — .
Lift of, appointed by the Parliament for execu-
ting Martial Law. — —
— ■ ■ ■ ■ to wait on the King with Pro-
portions for Peace. — —
■ . to treat with him at Uxbridge
about it. — . — — -
Their Inductions. — — — — .-
Lift of, ordered to go to Edinburgh to attend the
Parliament of Scotland.
Their Inftruflions _— — —
Lift of, appointed by the Parliament to relide
with the Scots Army in Hereford/hire. • —
Inftructions to them, Particulars of, —
Pagt.
48a
480
481
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364
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COM-
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" Vol.
COMMISSIONERS appointed to go into Scotland
to regulate fomc Matters with the Parlia-
ment there. — - -■■ —
Inftru&iom to them. — — — —
Lift of thefe Commifilonws. — — — ' —
Their Letter to the Home of Peers, touching
their Inability to profecute their Builoefs.
Letter to the Committee of Eftates on the
fame Occafion. ■ 14
fecond Letter to the Committee of Eftates.
— Letter to the Commiilioners of the County
of Cumberland concerning the Forces there.
Letter to the Houfc of Peers about the
Scats Commiffioners not giving them a
Meeting. ■ — —
further Addrefs to theCommittee of Eftates
on this Head. ■ ■ ■ 14
— Letter, relating to one from Lord Digbj - 14
Letter, concerning the Treaty at Birmick.
— Proportions and Anfwers relating there- )
IO3
Lift of, appointed by Parliament to prefent their
Proportions of Peace to the King at New-
M.
Their Inftruflions. — — — — — —
— — Letters, touching their Arrival there. —
Proceedings with the King, Narrative of.
Lift of, appointed by Parliament to attend the
Payment of the firft 200,000 /. to the Scuts
Inftruflions to them. —
Lift of, appointed to go to NewcaflU to receive
the King from the Scots Army. —
Inftruflions to them, Particulars of. — — —
Their Letter, fignifying their Arrival at Durham.
• fignifying their Arrival at Nita-
— — giving an Account of their Anfwers
to fomc Queries of the King touching his
Removal. — ■ ■-
'■ Pag'-
30
3*, a. :
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49
56
57.8
59, 60
60, i
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COMMISSIONERS appointed U rtctivi the King
from tht Seals Army, their Letter giving an
Account of receiving his Majefty into their
Cuftody, and of the Seals quitting Nnv-
Attending tht King, their Letter concerning his
Majefty*s writing in Cyphers to the Frtnch
Agent. — — - —
Their additional Inftru&ions from the Parlia-
ment.
— Letter, giving ah Account of their conduct
ing the King to Leeds, and reftraining the
People there from coming to be touched. -
— — Declaration to this Purpofe. — —
■ Letter, ftgnifying the King's Arrival at litsl-
dtnby. — — — — — -
— " requeuing to be recalled from that
Service. ■ ■ ■ ■
Complaint of Letters being privately given
to the King.
— Letter, relating to one written in Cyphers,
intended to be delivered to the King. —
— ■ i giving an Account of their Re-
ceipt of one from the King, concerning
the Proportions. ■ -i-i —
■ ' ■ Orders to Major-General Twifieton to
march with his Regiment to Reyjlen to at-
tend the King to Richmond. -i- —
■ ' Letter, concerning the Accefs of Delin-
quents to him. — — ■■■ —
Lift of, appointed to attend the King at Hamp-
ten-Court with Proportions for Peace. —
— — Inftru&ions from the Parliament.
— . Report of what palled between the King
and them on prefenting the Propofi-
tions.
Lift of, appointed to attend the King in the Jftc
of Wight, with Proportions for Peace. —
Their Inftriidions from the Parliament. \
Vol. Page.
296, 7
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316
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430
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COMMISSIONERS, Lift of, appointed to wait!
on the King in the Ijle a/Wight^ with the
Parliament's Votes far a Pcrfonal Treaty,
Their Inftni&ions. ■ -
Appointed to treat with the King in the Ijle of
Wight , about a National Peace. ——'.17
Inftniflions to them from the Parliament. ■ — ■ 17
New Lift of. ... ■.■■■- .1 17
Their Letter, fignifying their Arrival in the Ijle
tf Wight. |l7
Proceedings upon the firft Propofition of
the Treaty touching the King's making
void all Declarations, t£c. againft the Par-
liament. ■ 1
1 Letter to the Speaker of the Houte of Peers
relating to their farther Proceedings. — —
— . Paper prefented to the King concerning the
Proportions for the Church. — — —
■ --■■ declaring their Rcfufal of one from
the King, containing his own Proportions
for Peace.
. — defiring an Anfwer to theirs concern-
ing the Church. — -
■ Conduct, how approv'd by the Parliament.
-. Letter to the Earl of Mancbejttr concern-
ing their further Proceedings. — — —
Reply to the King's firft Anfwer to the
Propofition concerning the Church. — —
- Paper, defiring a fuller Anfwer to this Ar-
- Reply to the King's fecond Anfwer on that
Head. —-
-■■ Propofition concerning the Militia.
Reply to the King's Anfwer thereto. —
Account of their further Proceedings. ■ —
Propofition concerning Ireland,
1- Reply to the King's Anfwer on that Head.
further Account of their Conduct. —
■ Propofition concerning the Payment of
public Debts and Damages. .
Paper, relating to the King's Anfwer thereto
1 Reply to his final Anfwer on that Head.
105
Till.
3il
3SS
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COMMISSIONERS, appointed to treat tuitb the
King in the Ijlt of Wight* their Propofition
for making void all Honours conferred fince
May, 1642.
Their Reply to the King's Anfwer.
— Proportion concerning Delinquents. —
'• Letter to the Earl of Manchejier con
ing their Proceedings with the King.
— ■■ Paper, with the Parliament's Votes upon
the King's Anfwer, relating to the Church,
defiring a fuller Anfwer to thai
Proportion. ■■ ■ ■ ■
■ exprefling the Defeats of the King's
former Anfwer thereto. —
— Propbfition concerning the Nomination of
the Chief Officers in lingland. — —
■ — —- concerning the City of London.
— ■ concerning the Great Seal.
— — . concerning the Court ofWards
and Liveries. ■
further Advance in the Treaty. — —
— ■■ Paper, defiring the King to declare againft
the Proceeding of the Marquis of Ormond.
— . preffing an Anfwer to their Propo-
rtions concerning the Church, and Affaiis
1 infilling on a fuller Anfwer concern-
ing the Marquis of Ormond. — —
.■ defiring to know the King's parti-
cular Exceptions as to the Church. —
. Reply to the King's Anfwer on that Head.
■ Anfwer toa Paper from the King, con-
ing his own Proportions. — —
. concern-
ing his final Anfwer about the Church. —
Major Part of them arrive in London, — — ■
Their Report of what paffed at taking Leave of
the King.
Remaining in the Ip oflVigbt, their Paper pre-
fented to the King concerning the Marquis
of Ormond.
Their Reply to the King's Anfwer thereto. —
the
Vol. ,
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59 ^
59 to 66
79
79. 8°
81, 2
88 to 91
96
96, 7
97, 8
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Parliamentary Hiftory ^England.
Vet.
COMMISSIONERS, remaining in th* IJU »f
fVight., their Reply to the King** further
Anfwer concerning the Abolition of Hi-
fliops, &e. . , „. !8
Their Reply to the King's Anfwer as to Delin-
quents. — x8
to his further Anfwer on that Pro-
poGtion.
■ Return home, and Reception by the Com-
mons, Account of. i —
From Scotland, Lift of, appointed to treat with
the En^l-.fb CommifEoners about the Af-
fairs of both Kingdc
Their Remonltrance, relating to an Ordinance
for new-modelling the Army.
Memorial of the whole Proceedings of
their Army in England. — .
■ Requeft, concerning the March of Sir Tbt
mas Fairfax. ■ ■
— - Letter, concerning the March of their Ar-
my towards IVtflmortland, —— —
— Remonltrance on the K" Defeat at Naftby.
• on the Want of Pay. —
■ Demands for Provifions, &c. to fupply
their Army. — —
Requcit to the Englijh Parliament for re-
newing the Proportions for Peace. —
^— Remonltrance concerning the Diftrefs of
their Army. — — — ,
— concerning Proportions for
— Complaint of Want of Money to fupport
their Army. — — - —
Remonltrance to the Parliament on their
Army's Want of Pay. —
concerning their March to
befiege Newark. — — .. ., —
Letter, fetting forth the State of their Army
, in the North. — —
Lilt of, appointed to treat with the Englijh Com-
miffioners, at Berwick, on fome Affairs be-
tween the two Kingdoms.
•°7
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273
m
286
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474M484
484. 5
488
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67W70
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109
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COMMISSIONERS from Scotland, their Apo-
logy for not attending the Englijh Com-
miffioners (boner at Berwick. — —
' Their Letter to the lame Puipofe. — —
— Anfwers to the feveral Papers, fcrV. of the
' Englijh Commiffioners at Berwick. —
Of the Scats attending their Army at Newark,
theirLetter, concerning the King's coming
amongft them. — — — —
Their farther Account of the King's coming
there. — — — —
— Letter concerning Mi.jf/bturnham's Efcape
from their Army. ■ ■
■ ' -- — - concerning their Conduct to the
King. —
Remonftrance to him.
— ■— farther Account of their Behaviour to the
King.
Of Scotland, at Newcaflle, their Letter to the
Parliament relating to the Proportions of I
Peace, the State of their Army, He. — '
Their Anfwer to a Requeft of the Committee
at York for temoving their Forces out of;
that County. — —
— — Advice to the King concerning the Prince i
of Wales, and the Settlement of Religion
and Peace agreeable to the Covenant. — :
"— — Letter, concerning the Enlargement of
their Quarters. — — — — —
.—-■■■ ■ ■ ■ ' to the Parliament, concerning their
Vote for removing the King to Holdenbj.
■ i . Vindication of their Army again ft the
Charge of affifting the King's Efcape.
■»■ ' ■ Report, concerning Mr. Ptaitr'i Informa-
tion of the King's intended Efcape. —
Of Jffejfment in the County of York, their Letter
of Complaint againft the Scots Army.
Their Letter to the Earl of Ltven on this
Head.
— — Declaration againft the Scott Officers. —
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112, 13
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457. 8
458. 9
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308, 9
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Parliamentary Hijiory of England.
Vol.
COMMISSIONERS appointed to attend the March
and Payment of the Scots Army, their Letter
concerning a Petition from the, Inhabitants
of Cleveland, fetting forth their ill Ufage
by the Scats Forces. —
Their Reply to a Letter from the Earl of Levin,
concerning his Motions for evacuating the
Of the General AJfimbly of the Kirk of Satiated,
their Warning to that Nation againft re*
caving the King. ■ ■
Their Declaration concerning the State of
the Quarrel between the Englijh and Setts
Frm Scotland refiding in London, their Letter
concerning the March of their Army to-
wards Newark, &e. ■ • — — —
Their Letter, concerning fome fufpected Peers
of that Kingom. ■ ■
— — Requeft to the Parliament for an Anfwer
to fome Rem on it ranees, touching Religion,
the Proportions of Peace to the King, and
a Supply for their Army. — — —
— Letter of Intelligence concerning the
Siege of Newark. ■■ — ■
— Exceptions againit the Pari iament'sDraught
of an Anfwer to a Menage from the King
for Peace. ■■ - ■ ■ ■
— Anfwers to the Parliament's Reafons why
there fliould be no Treaty about any fu-
ture Proportions to be fent to the King.
Rejoinder to the Parliament's Reply.
— further Anfwer about this Bufmefs.
109
Page.
— Objections to the Parliament's Draught of
an Anfwer to the King's third and fourth
Meffages of Dec. 1645, for Peace. —
Remonftrance ngainir. a Vote of the Houfe
of Commons, for reducing theNumberof
Scoti Horfe in England, —
1 Complaint on the Want of Pay for their
Army before Newark. —
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1441/249
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COMMISSIONERS from Scotland refiling in
London, their Letter, requiring an Anfwer
to their Complaint of fcandalous Afper-
fions caft upon their Nation by the Engii/h.
Thehr Papers exhibited to the Parliament, con-
cerning their Propofitions to the King fof
■ ■ - further Remonftrances relating to Propo-
fitions for Peace. — — — —
How ufed by the Independent Party in the Hoofe
of Commons. — — —
Their Letter, giving an Account of the King's
coming to their Army near Newark. —
— ■ concerning the March of a confi-
derable Body of Englijb Horfe towards
Newark, — — —
>— Complaint of their Meflenger being flop-
ped, and his Letters taken from him, by
the Guards about London. •
— Remonfrrance on this Occafion. — —
i Vindication of their Proceedings with re-
fard to the King's coming into their Army,
.etter of Advice from the Committee of
Eftates at Newcaflh. — — —
— Remonftrance on the Want of Pay for then
Army. - - - -
■ - Vindication of themfelves and their Na-
tion from combining againft the Englijb
Parliament. — — — — -±~
•• Letter to the fame Purpofe. — — —
Anfwer to the Parliament's Propofitions
for Peace, fignifying the Acceptance there-
■ Remonftrance for a fpeedy Supply to their
Armies in England and Ireland, 2nd for
fettling Accounts. — — '
Letter to the Parliament concerning the I
King's Anfwer to the Propofitions of Peace. '
— Remonftrances, concerning Afpeifions cafrl
upon tbeir Nation, and withdrawing their
Army. — — — — — — — j
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COMMISSIONERS from Scotland refiling in
Ltntbn, their Papers add re fled to the
Houfe of Peers, demanding 400,000/. in
full Satisfaction for the Payment of their
Army. — — — • ■ 15 88 to 94
Their Realms againft the Parliament's Votes for
difpofing of the King's Perfon as both
Houfes Ihould think fit. — — — — — 15 1160141
'Rcmonft ranee, requiring Pay for their Ar-
my. . _ — . . — 15 152ft 154
^— — concerning Pamphlets prim-
ed againft them. . — ■ ■ 15 154ft 157
Vindication of their Army againft a Charge
of oppr effing the Country. — — ■ 15 163, 4, 5
Refutal of the Commons' Anfwer to their
Papers claiming a joint Right in difpofing
of the King's Perfon. — — — — — 15 215
Receive Information of the fpeedy raifing
200,odo/. to be paid to them in confe-
quence of their Demand upon the Parlia-
ment. 15 216
Their Requeft', touching Security for the Re-
mainder. ' - 15 2 1 6, 17
Treaty" with the Parliament about the
Manner and Time for the Payment of the
whole' 400, 000 /. ■■■ -— 15 236(0242
Lift of, as well Englifi as Scots, who figned this
Treaty. — ■ — — 15 242
From Scotland, refiding in London, their Memorial
on their Return home, prefented to the
Peers, concerning Uniformity in Religion. 15 252/0257
— Vindication of their Army againft a Charge
of affifting the King to efcape from Ntw-
cafllt. 15 275, 6, 7
■ farther Vindication of their Army againft
the Charge of affifting the King's Efcape. 15 307
■ Requeft to the Peers, for a farther Ap-
plication to the King for Peace. 15 350, 1
— Remonftrance on Occafion of the King's
being carried away from Holdenby by the
Army. ■ ■ -f- 15 401, 2, 3
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V*l.
COMMISSIONERS fnm Scotland rifidlng in
London, obtain a Pais from the Parliament
to go to the King at Nrwmarktt. —
Their Letter, relating to the intercepting their
Packets by the Army. ■ 16
Letter to the Parliament* with two Papers
inclofed, deftring the Performance of the
Covenant, arid Maintenance for their
Troops railed to fupprefs the Irijb Rebels, 16
Complaint agaihft the Army for infulting
the Earl of Laudtrdalt.
- of their Secretary's being Hop-
ped and detained at Ntvxafilt in his Way
to Scotland. • ■ '
- — - Letter to the Parliament on this Occafion.
■ Anfwer to the Parliament's Proportions
for Peace to be fent to the King at Hamp
ton-Court.
1 Reply to a Letter from the Parliament on
this Occafion. —
- ■ further Anfwer relating thereto.
. further Anfwer about the Proportions for
Peace. — — — — ; ~
- Paper, fignifyine their Concurrence in fend-
ing them as deiireti by the Parliament. —
— — — Letter, requiring an Anfwer to one from the
States of Scotland, concerning the Earl of
Lauderdale. ■
— to the Parliament, prelSng for a per-
fonal Treaty with the King. — —
■— Letter to the Peers, on Occafion of the
King's Efcape from Hamptan-Court. —
- Remonftrance, touching the Proportions
of Peace, and a perfonat Treaty with the
Refufe their Affent to the Parliament's Propor-
tions for Peace. ■
■ Reafons for fo doing. ■
— — Letter to the Parliament, deftring to fee the
four Bills intended to be fent to the King
in the Iflt »f Wight. — —
Pag**
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94. S
1 1 2/0 114
201, 2, 3
248, 9
276
282, 3,+
285, 6
289, go;
292, 3
294. 5
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C0MMISSIONERSJfrc»i51«/<»ii,»-/A//'»//i*/:«a-
t/g«, denied their Requeft of feeing the four
Bills intended to be lent to the King in the
IfiitfWigbu 16
Their Reroonftrabce thereupon. —
— — Objections to thole Bills, and- to the
Piopolitions. ■■■— - — ■
— — Proteft delivered to the King againft the
— Demand for the Payment of the left
lOO,OOo£ due to their Army. — —
— — Letter, tigmfyi ng their Refohit ions to return
hone. — - ■■— — 16
Leave Ltndos, and purine their Journey. - 16
Their Letter to the Speaker of the Houfe of
Commons, concerning the violent Proceed-
ings of that Houfe againft the King. — 18
• fecond Letter on that Occafion. — — 18
— Proteftation againft taking away the King's
Life, . 18
■— Remooftrance to the Commons againft
their Proceedings. —- ■-- ■ 19
Reflraint and contemptuous Treatment
00 that Occafion. ^__~
Afttinted to rtfidt with tit Jrmy, Lift of. —
Their Inftrucxions from the Parliament. —
— — Letter to Sir Tksmas Fairfax^ on Occafion
of his March to St. Alban't.
— relating to the Army's great Want
of Money. 1 1
relating to their Sufpicions on Ac-
count of the City's Preparations againft
"3
Pag*.
• relating to the Defires of the Ar
to General Fairfax, relating to the
Army, and to the King's Removal to Rich-
mond. — — •— " ■» —
- Power enlarged by the Parliament, and
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480
488
498
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496/9500
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449"45*
453. *
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COMMISSIONERS appointed to rtfidt with the
Army, their Letter concerning a propofcd
Treaty with Gen. Fairfax and bis Coun-
cil of War, with relation to their Demands
on the Parliament. W
Their Letter, concerning the Admiuion of Dr.
Sheldon, and others, to the King. 16
. - concerning the Treaty, and the
Army's further Remove from London. — 16
concerning the Receipt of a Paper
. from Gen. Fairfax* relating to the Mo-
tions of the Army. — - — —
■ farther Negotiations as to the intended
Treaty.
, proceedings in the Rufinefs of the >
Treaty. t ™*
_ — Anfwer to the Information, from the City
of London's Commifltoners, of the Army's
Obftruflions in the Treaty between them
and the Parliament. — — ' — — —
— further Application to the Army's Cornroif-
fioners, - ~~ """" ~~
further Proceedings in the Treaty with the
"Army. ~ — — -
. Letter to the Peers, with fome additional
Propofals from the Army. —— —
__ with two Papers inclofcd from Gen.
Fairfax* relating to a Petition and Engage-
ment of the Train'd Bands in London. —
^_ fignifying the Army's Approbation
of the Parliament's Proceedings. — —
— concerning the Relief of Ireland*
and the Army's Hidden Refolution to march
Voir.
50,1,8,9
66,7,8,9,
96* 7
107
16-115, *&
159/0161
to London.
, Defires to the Comroiffioners of the Army
concerning Ireland. * ■■■■ ■
. farther Account of the Army's Approach
towards London. > — —
Of the Common Council of London, rifiding in
the Army., their Information of the Ar-
my's Obftru&ions in the Treaty between
; id the Parliament. — —
167/0173
182, 3
185
1 185, 6
187, 8
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COMMISSIONERS'*/ ri# Army, Lift of, ap-
pointed by Gen. Fairfax to treat with the
Parliament's CommifBoncrs about the Set-
tlement of the Nation. — — —
Their Anfwer to a Paper concerning their flow
Progrefi in the Bufinefs of the Treaty.
Jppeintedti go into Scotland, and fir whet, Lift
Their Inftru&ions. ■ ■ —
- — Letter, fig ni fy i n g the ir Arrival at Edinburgh,
' ■ ■■ to the Lord-Chancellor of Scotland,
for expediting their Buftnefs with the Com-
mittee of Eftates. i —
— — firft Paper delivered to -the Committee of
Eftates,- concerning their Commiffion.
ii - Anfwer to a Letter from the Chancellor of
Scotland relating thereto. —
Letter, concerning their farther Application
to the Scott. — — __
— Paper to the Committee of Eftates, touch-
ing the Prefervation of the Union.
'■■-'■'■ touch-
ing the Payment of the 100,000/. due to
Scotland. ■ — —
■ ■ »■'■■ — ■■ ■ ; ' — '- touch-
ing the Stats Army in Ireland. — ■ ■■ —
— additional Inftru&ions from the Parlia-
— Letter, complaining of Englijh Delinquents
retorting into Scotland. — — ■ —
— Letter to the Earl of Louden, for a Direc-
tion how to apply to the Scott Parliament.
— further Inftru&ions from the Parliament,
Particulars of. — ■ —
— Letter, intimating fome Defigns on Foot
for furprizing the Town of Berwick. —
— two Letters to the Mayor, tf c . of Berwick,
on that Occafion. ' -
— Letter to the Earl of Loudon, relating there-
to.
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COMMISSIONERS tiding at Edinburgh, their
Letter to the Earl of Manchtfltr, concern-
ing their Addrciles to the Scats Parliament
on die intended Surprize of Berwick. — 17
Their Paper to the Sorts Parliament, demanding
Capt. Wtgam, J7
i Information concerning Sir William Fit-
Mting and Sir Thomas Gltmham. — —
— — Papei to the Scats Parliament, preffing for
an Anfwer to fome former Papers. 17
■■ ■■. ■ i touching
their former Demand of Capt. Wtgen, and
l farther Demand of Sir Philip Mufgravt
and Sir Themes GUmham. — —
— 1 ■ Letter to the Earl of Manchtfttr, of their
having demanded Col. Wray of the Sots.
— ' ■ Paper to the Scots Pari lament, touching their
former Demands of Capt. Wtgam, Sir Phi-
lip Mufgravt, and Sir Thomas Glembam,
with a further Demand of Col. Wray. —
— » ■■ Letter to the Earl of Mmuhcjiir, concern-
ing their further Addiefs to the Scats Par-
liament. — — — —
■■■■ Reply to the Parliament of Scotland, in
Anfwertotheinofthciathof April, 1648. 17
— — additional Inirruflions from the Parlia- 1
ment. — — — — — J "
»■ - Paper to the Sats Parliament, concerning
their former Demand*, and the further De-
mand of Sir Marmadukt Lattgdelt and
Sir Lewis Divts. •- • — 1
■ 1 concerning
the Seizure or BirwUt and Carliflt. — ' 17
— further Infer u&ious from the Parliament. 17
» Letter, relating to their further Applica-
tion to the Scots Parliament.
— Paper to the Parliament of Scttlaxd, pref-
fing them to declare againfl: thofe who bad
feized Berwick and Carliflt. "— —
— ■' Letter, giving an Account of their further
Proceedings there. — — -" —
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COMMISSIONERS rtfiding at Edinburgh, their
Paper to the Committee of Eftatei, re-
lating to the Votes of both Houfes in Favour
of the Engtijb Conftitution. •*• 17
Their Anfwer to feme Papers of the Scats Parlia-
ment, concerning Berwick, &t. — —
-— Letter, fcttlng forth their further Proceed-
ing at Edinburgh.
— Paper to the Committee of Eftatea, defiring
an Anfwer to the Parliament's Vote) about
. the Conftitution of England. — — - -
...... j- 1 . concern
tag the Defirei of the Scots Parliament. -
■ concern-
big the Forces marching into the North.
' concern-
ing Berwick and Carliflu
— Letter to the Earl of Mexchrjltr, with an
Account of the Scats Parliament, concern-
ing the March of fome Engiijh Forces into
the North. ■■■■- —
' — Reply to the Anfwer of the Scots Paper of
the ;th of Jxnt, 1648. — ——
— — Letter to the Home of Peers for Leave to
return home. --—■■■ —
— further Addiefe to the Committee of
Kftates, relating to Berwick and Carliflt.
— Paper to the Committee of Eftates, con-
cerning fome Propofitions to the King in
■ the ijit *f Wgkt.
Recalled by the Parliament. - ■— — —
Their Letter to the Lord-Treafurer of Scotland,
concerning their Return home. — —
Lift of, appointed to go to Bury in Sutfi/t, to '
(upprefs an Infurrecrion there. ■ - ■■- ' 1 7
Inftruclions to them. ■■■ ., ■■■■17
Their Succefi in that Buunefa, Account of. — ■ 17
Of the new Great Seal made for the Ufc of the j
Commons, Lift of. ■ ■■— 1x0,
Their Salary. ■ ■■ - , ig
Of Excife, prohibited from holding any otheri
Employment, - ■- j 19
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Vtl. Pap.
COMMISSONERS, Lift of, appointed by the
Commons to fettle the Civil Affairs in lrt-
land. — — — — <9 406
Jnftniaioiu to them. — — '9 *o6ft4l«
Their Salary. ■ '9 4*0
Of tbt Militia, for tbt Ctuntj t/Lllttfitr, their
Letter, expreffing a Readinefs to oppofe
the Invafion of the Stets in 1651. — 20 9, 10
Lift of, appointed to compliment Gen. Cromwell
on his Viftory at Wtrttftir. — — 20 48
3nftruclioni to them from the Commons. — 20 48, 9
How received by the General. — — 20 49
ljftof,appointedfbrtheGovemmentofSr»//»»n/.|20 82, 3
- of Inland. 20 91
Inftruaions to the latter. 20 9* *• 97
Lift of, for nominating Commiffion- Officers in
the Army. 21 399
\. 21 469
-— ■ 1 ' for governing the Army. J 22 |0£( ^
— — appointed by Parliament to attend the
King at Breda, 22279
Their Inftruaions. 22 2.79, So
COMMITTEE, Lift of, appointed to confider
of an Aid for King Hoary III.
Lift of, elected to reform the State in 1258. —
1 1 to reprefent the whole Commu-
nity in Parliament. ■ — ■■■'—
1 appointed to treat of an Aid for the King.
_____ _— by the Parliament, in 1 308,
to govern the Affairs of the Realm. —
Their Oath on that Oceafion. — — —
— — Preamble to fundry Ordinances by them
Lift of, fern by the Barons to King Edward II.
demanding the Banifliment of the two Dt-
fptttftrs. — - - ' '
■ 1 appointed to demand the Resignation of
his Crown. ■ , ■ . — —
- to treat with the Commi
about a Subfidy in 1373.
■ to treat with the Commons
143
143
159
183
about the King's Declaration in 1376* — I Ail*
COM-
Jglzecy GOOgk
P&liamentary HiJ&ty ef England.
Vol.
COMMITTEE, Lift of, appointed to affift the
Commons in the DifpatchofBufine&atthi
Parliament in 1377. — — — —
Lift of. appointed to furvey the Houthold of
King Richard II.
. the Government
of hit Perfon and Court.
- to confer with the Commons
about the King's going in Perfon againft
the Frtncb.
■ — on Whom the Authority of Parliament
was delegated in 1398. —
Their arbitrary Proceedings, Particulars of. —
Lift of, appointed to receive King Richard's Re-
signation of his Crown.
to ps/s the Sentence of his De-
molition. ' —
. to examine the Charge againft
Henry Beau/art, Bifhop of Wincltfitr —
• to confer with the Commons.
on Affairs of State, m 1514.
- to fcJlicit them for an Aid, for
Defence of the Northern Borders,
to examine the different Opinions
in Religion. — — - ■ ■
to treat of the Doctrines of Chrift.
a expound the Difference and1
Realbnablencfs of Ceremonies. j
to confult abuut an Alteration;
of the King's Stile. ■ ■
■ to confider of a Bill foraboliQiing
Herefies.
— — — — to confider of a Bill for prevent- 1
ing the Decay of Tillage.
— ■ '■- ' -■ ■'■ — — - for repealing
certain Statutes for Treafon. — — — ,
— ■ — - for enforcing
the Ecclefiaftical Laws. — — —
to interrogate the D. of Samtrfit,
as to his figning a Charge againft himlelf,
— ■ -- to confider of a Bill touching
, the Marriage of Queen Mary, — —
Pep.
33»
35*
365. 6.
373
49*
494«49»
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196
il
86
160
■94
202
229
249 .
25O, I
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I N D E X to the
jv.
COMMITTEE, Lift of, appointed to follicit
the Commons for an Aid, in 1558. - - -
Lift of, appointed by Parliament to petition
Queen Elizabeth about her Marriage and
the Succefllon. ■ —
- to confider of an Academy for
Pcrfons of Quality.
— — by the Commc
immons for Privileges. —
Elections. —
Religion.
- Grievances, —
- Courts of Joftlte
- Trade. —
- trtjb Affairs. >
- to inquire who were the prin-
cipal Contrivers of the new Canons in
1640. ' ' - — —
Their Power to this Purpofe. — *— —
Appointed to inquire into the Breaches of Par-
liamentary Proceedings. — —
Thek Authority on this Occalion. —
Liftof, appointed during theRecefc of Parliament,
Their Power, Account of. — *—
— Proceedings during the Recefi, Particulars
Lift of, appointed to wait on the King with a
Petition and Remonftance concerning
Grievances. ■
Their Reception, Account of. —
Lift of, appointed to treat with the Seals Com
miffioners about the hifb Rebellion. - ■
Their InftrucYions for this Purpofe. — —
Lift of, appointed by the Parliament to attend
the King at Tart. —
Their Inftruftions. — ■ —
_— Letter to the Parliament on their Arrival
it T$ri. •
1— Account of the King's Propositions to the
Gentry ofthat County at a public Meeting. iu
Appointed by the Parliament to endeavour the
preventing a Civil War. ■■ ■ ■ 1 1 *
Pig*.
6i, ft
38
4i
4S
46
497. «
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54.5
55» •
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511, 12
518*529
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FtL PHU
COMMITTEE, Lift of, appointed to ittend die
, Parliament's Army. — —
Of Safrty, their Letter to Lord Fairfax, figni-
fying the Parliament' t Approbation of him
to command their Forces in Ytr&Jbirt. - II +42,3
Their fecond Letter to him. — — 1 1 443
Letter to the Earl of EJixt concerning
the Removal of his Army to Windftr. 12 466, 7
■ ■ - fecond Letter, to the lame Purpofe. - - 12 468, a
. — third Letter to him, by Order of Parlia-
ment. ■ ■ — —
Lift of, appointed to -prefers the Peace of the
Commonwealth. ■ 21 380, I
.,_—.— to conduct the public Affairs.
Their Jealottfy of the £>»figns of Gen. Monk:
-- Orders to Gen. Lamtrt concerning him. 22 7, £
Sub-Committee, Lift of. — — —
Appoint Mr. Wbktttit Keeper of the Great Seal.
Agree to a Treaty with Gen. Manie for a Set-
tlement of the State. — — — 22 if
Their Proceedings therein. — . . . ■ 22 15
— Perplexity at this Time. — • 22 24
Scheme for a new Government. — — 22 24
— Conduct ordered to be inquired into. - 22 13a
h tht Parliament' i Army, their Letter, concern-
ing a Petition from both Houfes to the
King.
Appointed by the Commons to feqaefter the
Eftates ef the Royalifts — •
Of b*ib Kingdoms, their Letter to the Com-
manders of the King's Force* in Nertb-
Kitibirland. —.,,,- — ■— «
Their Declaration to the Country, touching
billeting of Soldiers. — ■■■ —
■ ■■ Propofitions for Peace. — ■
— Oath adminiftered to them by Order of
the Parliament. — .
. •— Letters concerning the Motions of the
King's Army. — ... ■ ■
- concerning the Motions of the Scuts
Army before Htrtftrj, •-*
456
36. 7. «
1771.18s
256
33'. »
35
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132 I N D E X to the
V»t.
COMMITTEE »/ b*b Kingdoms, their Order
for preventing Sir Jacob Afiley joining his
Forces with thofe at Oxford. ■
Lift of, appointed to join with the Setts Com-
miffioners, for better managing the com-
mon Caufe. — — ^— I3
■ .. i . ■ appointed a-new by the Peers to join
with the Scots Comroif&oners - — 13
Of Waft and Means, appointed by the Com-
monsforfapportingtheParliament'sArmy. 13
Rtfidirtg with the Parliament's Army in tit Weft,
their Letter, giving an Account of a fecund
Battle at Newbury. — 13
Rifiding with the Army in the Ntrtb, their Letters
concerning Newcafilet tltt, — —
'Their farther Account relating to the Nor-
thern Counties. — 13;:
. Letter, concerning the March of the Scots
Army towards JVeJlmtrtland. 13 \>
Refiding wttb the Army btfere Nrwari, their Let-
ters, &c. relating to. the Maintenance of
the Scots Army there, — . ■—
Their Letter, concerning the Scats Army.
' . 1 1 Account of the Siege of that Town.
1 Summons to the Governor to deliver up
the Town and Garrifon to them for the
Parliament.
— ■ Letter, concerning the King's throwing
~ fth.
himfelf into the Sum Army
■ 1 concerning the King and the Sur-
render of Newark. — ■ — -
OfEngliJb ani&cots, appointed to attend the Par-
liament's Army at the Siege of Newark.
Lift of, and Inftructioni to them for that Purpofe.
OfGleucefitr, their Letter, relating to the King's
new Levies. — —— ■
Of the Houfe of Commons rtfiding at Tort, their
Letter, of Complaint againft the Scots Ar-
Tfaeir .Letter to the lame Purpofe.
Jglzecy GOOgk
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. Parliamentary Hjftpry of England.
Fo,
COMMITTEE tftht Hiufe of Commons refiding
at York) their Letter, concerning the Re-
moval of the Scots Army Northward*. -
Of the EfiaUt of Scotland-, their Letter exculing
their Delay in meeting the Englijb Com-
milEoiiers at Berwici. ■ —
Their Letter to the Englijb Commiffioners at
Berwici, relating to a Treaty for regula-
ting lame particular Affairs between the
two Kingdoms. — ■■
— Letter to the Parliament of England, re-
quiring a free Paflkge for their Meflengers.
■■ Letter, concerning the calling home their
Army from Ireland. ■ —
* ■ ' Lift of Commiffioners appointed to hear
the Commiffioners from the Parliament of
England, and to receive their Papers, &c.
— Order for that Purpofe. ■ ■ —
-- Paper, fetting forth their Diftatisfa&ion at
the Proceedings of the Englijh Parliament.
1 Declaration of the Reafons for the Return
of their Army into England, in 1648. —
— Letter to Gen. Cromwell, concerning the
Reftitution of Berwici and GariiJU. —
•— Anfwer to that General's Paper concerning
fomc Scots Malignants. — —
— Letter to the fioufc of Peers, defiring a
good Correfpondence with the Englijh Par-
liament. — — .■'■.
— Letter of Credence to Sir John Cbiefley,
appointing him their Agent for that Pur-
pofe. _
— — Letter, commending the Behaviour of the
Englijb Army in Scotland. —
Appointed to compound with the Royattfts for
their fequcftered Eftates. — ■ ■ —
U Cumin-land, their Letter of Complaint againft
the Scots Army in the North. — —
Lift of, appointed to go down into Devon/hire
and Cornwall. ■ .___
Iflftrufliorja to them, Particulars of. — —
l 455. «
14 107, 4
6 J 377, «
6t3iitf3i4
70 ■
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29, 9
72.3.4
■04.5.*
106, 7
a36. 7
258. 9
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FtL
COMMITTEE ej[ tht Army fir tht Militia if
London, their Orders for fecuring the King
and his Attendants, in cafe he attempted
to come to the City. —
Appointed by the City of London to attend Sir
Thomas Fairfax s Army. — —
Of tht London Militia, their Order, on Notice
of the Army's Advance towards the City.
Fir inquiring after tht Authors if Fitttnet dent
ti tht Parliament by tht London Apprentices,
their Report thereof. — — —
Appointed by the Commons to expoftulate with
Lord Fairfax on the Violence done to
the Members of that Houfe in 1648. — 18
Their Paper delivered on that Occafion. 18
■ ■ ■ Reply to the General's Anfwer. — — iS
Appointed by the Commons for regulating the
Practice of the Law. — — —
. f ■ ■ '- for Tythes, their
Report concerning them. — —
Appointed to receive the Scruples of Cromwell,
as to his being King. . —
Their Debate with him thereon. — —
Lift of, appointed for the Army. ■
_-.- —.1. for Treafurers of War. - -
■ i' .. for the Admiralty and Navy.
Of Lords, ordered to attend the King at Breda,
' , Lift of.
COMMITTEES, Lift of, appointed by Crom-
ihelTt firft Parliament forRcdrefs of Grie-
vances.
COMMONS, Antiquity of their being made a
Branch of the Legislature, various Opinions
When firft elected to ferve in Parliament. ■
■ ■ fummoned by Writ out of every
County for that Purpofe. —
Their Aid granted to Edward II. for his Expe-
dition into Scotland. • — —
— — Grant to the King in 1310. — —
When firft made a diftinQ Houfe. — —
P<*gf,
438
278-, 9
4I7-
461
+62
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86,
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COMMONS, their Anfwer to the Prince Re-
gent, in 1339* concerning the Demand of
Their Grant to' Edward III. at the Parliament
in 1340.
— - Petitions to the King, concerning die Li
berry of the Subject, (ic. — — ■
— — Rcmonftrance to the King againft Papal
Encroachments. — ■■ — ■ ■■
— Letter to the Pope, concerning his Oppref-
fioiu, ■■ ■ ■ -■ —
— ■ Subfidy granted in t^-jio^ thtFrtnch War.
—•Petitions to the Prince Regent at that
Time. —
— Declaration concerning the French War.
Advice to the King, with refped to Peace
at home. ■ - — ■ —
— Reprefcnration of the State of the Realm,
and of the Conditions on which the Supply
was to be granted. —
■ ■ ■ ■■- touching the Poverty of the
common People. — ■
~ Anfwer to the King's Demand concerning
a Peace with France. • —
— Petitions to him at the Parliament in 135+.
or his
1 Acknowledgments to the King for
Kindnefs to them. ■ —
^— Requeft, concerning his Profperity, He.
—— Petition to him, concerning unreafonable
Impolitions.
againft Clergymen holding Offices
of State.
Sae out Writs for their Wages and Expences, at
the Parliament in 1372. ■
Their Petitions to the King on granting an Aid
in 1373.
-Requeft
(h fitly,
Requeft for a Council to attend him con-
Proteftation againft the Conduit of hie
Minifters. - — — —
219
230
*53
254, 5, 6
263
263.4.5.6
269
269
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*77 ■
283
284, 5, 6
288/0290
*95
295
297
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313
315*3x7
319
320
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126 INDEX ts the
Vd.
COMMONS, their efpecial Points to be in-
quired into at the Parliament in 1376.
Their Impeachments in Confequence thereof -
■ 1 ..■ Petition to the King, concerning Juftices
' of the Peace. ■ — — —
1 1 _■ . ...1. 1 for the Removal of
Atict Pitrct, his Miftrefi. — —
. 1— Petitions at the Parliament in 1377. - -
—■J- Requeft to Richard II. at his. firit Parlia-
Difpatch of Bufinefs. . ■
Complaint againft them by the Duke of Lmcajltr.
Their Anfwer. ■■■■'■"- — — -
How replied to by the Duke. - - —
Elect Sir P.tttr dt la Mart for their Speaker. - -
Their Proposals for regulating the Government.
How anfwered. ■ ■■— ■ ■■
Their Petitions to the King at this Parliament.
Chu'fe Siijamtt Pickering for their Speaker, at
the Parliament in 1378. — —
Their Remonftrance on the State of the Nation.
——Petitions to the King in Confequence there-
1 Propofal concerning the Forts beyond Sea.
' Elect. Sir John Gilitrjburg for their Speaker, at
the Parliament in 1379. —
Their Petition to the King, relating to the Dif-
charge of his Standing-Council.
- to his prin-
Pag*.
cipal Officers. —
__ to the Sur-
1 vey of his Houfhold. — — —
Chufe Sir John Gildtrfiurg for their Speaker, at
, the Parliament in 1380. —
Their Reply to the Demand of an Aid for the
French War. — — —
— .... Proteftation concerning the fame.
. Grant of a Poll Tax. —
Claule for excluding themfelves from be-
ing Collectors thereof. — ■
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Vol.
COMMONS, chufe Sir Richard P^alfgravt for
their Speaker, at the Parliament in 1381.
TheirPetitions to the King, touching theCharee
■ by the Treafurer. — _ _
How anfwered. . —
Their Complaint of Abufes in the Government.
—Petitions to the King for Pardons, on Ac-
count of Tome Tumults. — —
— — ■ Anfwer, concerning his Want of Money.
farther Requeft as to Pardon
Proteftation on the Grant of a Subfidy. -
Petition to the King for a Repeal of the
Statute of Herefy. -*.
for regulating his
Houfhold, Utc. — _ 6 _
Anfwer to the Articles of Peace between
England and Franc t in 1384. - - - -
Petition to the King, concerning the State
of his Houfhold. — .
1 ' '■ his Chief
Officers. — —
Articles of Impeachment againft Lord-
Chancellor Pelt. —
_Requeft to the King, concerning his
Standing- Council. —
Impeachment of Sir Rabert Belknap, and
others. — ,
■ Anfwer to the Matter of Exeufe alledged
by them. —
Impeachment of Job* Blah and Thomas
■ of Thomas Rufiooki, Bi-
ftop of CbicbeJIer. —
further Impeachments, Account of. —
Petitions to the King, concerning the Pro-
ceedings in this Parliament. - -' - -
Aflem to his difpenftng Power, with re-
fpe& to the Statute of Frovifors.
Proteft on that Occafion. —
Elect Sir John Bujfy for their Speaker, at the
Parliament in 1394. — ,—.__.
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3°4
3*4, S
365
3*S
366, 7
367
367
370
37*
374. S
388
388
397*8,0,
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432
433
434
43*
437.8,9
450
450
452
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COMMONS, their Advice, M to the War, de-
manded by the King. — — —
Their Anfwer. — — —
— — Subiidies granted this Scffion. —
■—— Grant to the King, at the Parliament in
1395- — — —
— — rruteflation on that Account. — » —
Elca Sir John Buffi for their Speaker, at the
Parliament in 1397. — — -
Their Bill for regulating the King's Houlhold,
Heads of. — — —
Fall under his Difpleafure. — —
Their fubmiflive Addrefc for Pardon. — —
How anfwered. — — —
SAc&. Sir Jthn Buff} again for their Speaker, at
the Second Parliament, in 1397. — • —
Their Requeft, concerning a general Proctor for
the Clergy. — — —
— ■ ' Proteftarion touching their Proceedings at
this Parliament. — ■ ■ ■
»■ ■ Impeachment of Thomat Arundel-, Arch-
bifhop of Canterbury. —
w- ■— Petition to the King for Judgment againft
him. — — —
■ Interceffion in Behalf of thofe Lords con
cern'd in the King's Com mi (Eon, made ii
the tenth of his Reign. — — —
•— — AddreJs to the K ing, for hi*. Favoor to the
Earls of Derby and Nottingham. — —
—- — Oath for fupporting the Resolutions of this
Parliament. — — —
— ■ - ■ Subfidy granted the King for Life. ■
■ ■■■-■ Requeft at the fame Time. — —
— 1 Petition to the .King for delegating the
Power of the whole Parliament to a Com-
mittee. ' — — —
Elect Sir Jehu Chatty for their Speaker in 1399-
■Sir John Darewood Speaker in his Stead,
and the Reafon thereof. — —
Their Subfidy granted to Henry IV. at this Scf-
fion. — ■ — — —
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Vol.
COMMONS, their Requeft in Favour of Jehn di
Mentfort, Duke of Britany. — — *
Their Petitions to the King. — —
— — Proceedings concerning the Judgment
againft WtBiam h Senft^ Eari of {fthjbirt,
and others. — — —
Chufe Sir Arnold Savage for their Speaker, at the
Parliament in 1401. — —
Their Acknowledgments to the Kingfor his Pro-
mHe to maintain the Catholic Faith. - -
Advice concerning the Challenge made
him by (he French. — -».*.
— — Subfidy granted this Sefiion. — —
— — A'ddrefs to the King in Favour of Edward
Plantagenet, Earl of Albimarli, and others.
— — Requeft to him for his Affiftance in pacify-
ing the Schifm in the Church of Rome. -
— — farther ' Subfidy granted at this Time,
and their Manner of prefenung it. - - -
Appoint Sir Henry Red/ord their Speaker, at the
Parliament in 1403. — — — •
Their Addrefi to the King on his Succeia in
Wales, Scotland, tfc. — — —
■ large Subfidy granted this Seffion, Parti-
culars of. — — —
How complimented for it. — — —
Appoint Sir Arnald Savage their Speaker, at the
Parliament in 1404. — > — —
Their Requefts to the King at opening this Sef-
fion. ' — " — — —
• further Proceedings at this Time. —
Appoint Sir Wt&tam Sturmty their Speaker, at the
Parliament in 1405. — — —
Their Subfidy 'granted there, Particulars of. —
' Requefts at opening this Seffion. — —
—- — Addrefs to the King, for applying the
Revenues of the Church to the Service of
the State; — — — — —
How reprimanded by the ArchbMhop of Canter-
twj on that Occafion. '— —
Their Petitions to the King at this Time —
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Vol.
COMMONS, chufc Sir John TtbeM for their
Speaker, at the Parliament in 14.06. —
Their Subfidy granted there.
Requefts to the King. — —
Affent to the A& of Settlement for fixing
the Crown m General Tail. — —
- 1 Articles for the better Regulation of the
Government. — — —
Chufe Sir Thomas Chancer fot theirSpeaker, at the
Parliament in 1407 ■ — , ~ —
Their Compliments to Prince, iftsrjr on his Vic-
tories in Walts. — — —
— ■■■■ Subfidy granted the King, — —
__ — Order to prevent their. private Debates
from being communicated to the King. —
Appoint Sir Thomas Chaucer for their Speaker, at
the Parliament in 1410.
Their Charge from the King. —
— — great Refped paid to Prince Henry, In-
stance of. — —
— „. ■ Requeft to the King, for a Mitigation of
the A& againft the Lellards. — —
. Remonftrance againft the Clergy.
How anfwered by the King. — — —
Their further Petition concerning the Clergy.
. Reafon in Support thereof. -— —
- .... Difappointment in thefe Proceedings. —
— Rcfentment againft the King for fulcring
a Lollard to be burnt. —
— — Subfidy at this Time. —
1 voluntary Grant to the King, to be dif-
pofed of at Pleafurc, Account of. — —
Chufc Sir nomas Chaucer again for their Speaker,
at the Parliament in 1411. — —
Their Subfidy at this Seffion. — —
Tax upon Land, firft Inftance of. —
Elc& William Stourten for their Speaker, at the
firft Parliament of Henry V, —
.— ~ Jebn Doreiuoodt Efq; in his Stead, and the
Reafon thereof. — — *
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COMMONS, their Petition to the King, concern;
ing Aliens. ■■ — •— 2 129
Their Soblidy granted this Seffion. — — 2 129
r Petition to the King, for redrafting Grie-
vances, He. — — _-
— further Attempt againft the Revenues of
the Clergy. — " — ■ —
How defeated again. — —
. Fiect Thomas Chaucer* E6j; for their Speaker, at
the Parliament in 14.14- — - —
Their Supply granted there. — — —
Chufe Sir frailer Beauchamp for their Speaker, at
the Parliament in 1415. — ' —
Their Petition at this Seffion. — —
Appoint Roger Flower, Efq; their Speaker, at the
Parliament in 14.16. — —
Their Supply granted for the French War. —
Appoint Roger Flower, Efq; again their Speaker,
at the Parliament in 1417. — — 2 155
Their Subfidy granted there. — • 2 155
Appoint Roger Flower, Efqj their Speaker, at
the Parliament in 14I9. — ■ ■■■'■- 2 160
Their Subfidy granted this Seffion. — — 2 160
. in iiai. -_ — 2 t6»
Appoint Richard Bajnard, Efq; their Speaker, at
the Parliament in 1421. ' — — 2 r6j
Their Sublidy granted there. — *— 2 165
Hc& Roger Flower, Efq; for their Speaker, at
the firft Parliament of Henry VI. - -2 172
Their Subfidy granted the King. -* — 2 173
Bed John Rufel, Efq; foi their Speaker, at the
Parliament in 1423. —
Their Subfidy at this Time. — ■
Chufe Sir Thomas Nanton for their Speaker, at
the Parliament in 1425. — — — 2 186
Confulted in a Cafe of Precedency in Peerage. • 2 186
Their Subfidy granted this Seffion. — — 2 187
— - Petition concerning Non-Relidence of the
Chafe Sir Richard Vernon for their Speakei.
the Parliament in 1426. — — - 2 1 192
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COMMONS, their Subfidy granted in 1426. —
Their further Attack on the Clergy- — —
Ele&jfbmrjrrel, E&i; for their Speaker, at the
Parliament in 1428. — —
Their Subfidy granted there, and a Poll Tax,
Particulars of- — — —
Chufc mtiiam Mington, Efq; for their Speaker,
at the Parliament in 1419. — — —
Their large Subfidy then avexti. — — —
—- Application to the King, ia Favour of Car-
- Applic
dinal Btaufert.
— — farther Grant at this Sefflon. — —
- — Petitions to the King. — —
.— Proceedings in a Cafe of Privilege. — —
Appoint John Tyrrel, Efq; their Speaker, at the
Parliament in 1431. — —
Their Subfidy and a Land-Tax granted there:
Account of. — —
. Petitions to the King at this Seffion. —
Appoint John Rufj*L, Efqi their Speaker, at the
Parliament in I4J2« — —
Their Subfidy granted to the King. — —
— — Petitions at this Seffion. — —
Eleft Rugtr Hunt, Eiqt for their Speaker, at the
Parliament in 1433. —
Obliged to fwear to the Obfervance of an AS
agamft Quarrels. — ■ -—-■
Their CtimnKnients to the Duke of Buffard, on
his Martial Conduct in Prima. — —
— — Subfidy, and a Vote of Credit, granted
this Seffion, Account of.
EleS Jain Bewtt, Efq; for their Speaker, at the
ParKameBt in 1435. — — —
Their large SubGdy granted there, Particulars of.
Appoint Sir Jtkn Tyrrtl for their Speaker in 1436.
Their Subfidies granted that Seffion. — —
YX&WxUiamTrtflmm, Efq; their Speaker, at the I
Parliament is 1439. — ■■ \
Their Supplies granted at that Time. — —
«— Patitioa to the King, Particular* of. — '
198
1 98
207
207,
209
2'210,
2 211
2 212
2 213
2,214, '5
»:217
2,217
2J220, :
223
224
229
22Q>
23 r
231
235
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COMMONS, chufe William BmrUtgb, Efq; their
Speaker* at die Parliament in 1445. — —
Their Subfidy granted at that Time. — —
Compliments to the Marquis of Suffili, for
his Service in negotiating the King's Mar-
riage. — ■-■' —
— — Vote in Confequence thereof. —
EleetfTilliemTrtfaimtEfyxheir Speaker, at the
Parliament in 1447. —
Join Day, Efq( their Speaker, at the Par
iiament in 1440. ■■■■■■ -■■ ■ —
Their Sublidy and a Poll-Tax granted there. —
Chufe William Tre/ham, Efq; their Speaker, at
the Parliament In 1450. —
Their Accufation againft the Duke of Suffolk. —
— Requeft for his Imprifonment. — —
Articles againft him. ■■ - — —
Cbufe Sir William Oidbatt their Speaker, at the
Parliament in 1451. — — —
Their Monopoly granted there, to raife Money
for the King. 1 ■ . ■
Requeft to the King, for the Removal of
rnoft of his Servants. — — • —
How anfwered. -■-■ ■-— —
Cbufe Thomas Thorpe, Efq; their Speaker, at the
Parliament in 1453. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
Their Subfidy granted that Seffion. — —
— Number of Archers voted for the King's
Service. —
■ farther Grant at that Time. — —
Cbufe Sir Thomas Charlton their Speaker, inftead
of Thomas Thorpe, and the Occafion there-
of. ---■ -■ — 2 271
Their Requefts to the Lords, concerning Calais,
Appoint Sir John Wenleck their Speaker, at the
Parliament in 1455. — — — 2 279
Their Requeft to the Lords, touching the Ap-
pointment of a Proteftor. — — 2 281
Elect 1 homes Trtjham, Efq; their Speaker, at the
Parliament in 1460. ■■ 2 288
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141
141, 2
24a
2+6
250
250, t
254
255
255
256, 7
263
263
**3, *
264
269
269
269
270
134
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3 X ft the
COMMONS, their Requeft in Favour of frnidry
Perforu concerned in Rebellion againft the
Their Accjifation againft Lord Stanley. — —
EleaTe*" Grten, Efq; their Speaker, at the Par-
liament in 1461.
Their Debate on the Duke of Tart's claiming
the Crown.
Elect Sir James Slrang-uiayei Speaker, at the Par-
liament held by Edward IV. in 1461. —
... ; . John Say, ED]; for their Speaker, at the
Parliament in 1463. — —
Their Sub lid y granted there. — —
Subfidies granted to the Ring for Life, at
their Seflion in 1464. — • —
ChufeSir John Say for their Speaker, at the Par-
liament in 1467. — — —
Their Subfidy granted at the Seflion in 1468.. -
Chufe William Allingtan, Efq; their Speaker, at
the Parliament in 1472. - .■ —
Grant the King a Supply, for which they are
thank'd by John Alceci, Bilhop of Rochefter,
in the King's Name. — ■ ■ ■■
Their Requeft for executing the Laws againft
Riots, &c.
■ . Subfidy granted at the Seflion in 1473.
Grant the King another Subfidy. —
— • -• another in 1474, Account of.
— : ' — . two more Subfidies at this Par-
Chufe tVittiam Allingtm their Speaker, at the
Parliament in 1477. — — r
— Jabn Wood, Efq; to that Office in 1482.
Their Subfidy granted then. — —
— large Supply granted to Henry VII. at the
Parliament in 1488. —
— — Subfidy granted in 1498. — —
Elect Edmund Dudley, Efq; their Speaker, at
the Parliament in 1505. ■
Their Subfidy and Benevolence granted this
Seflion. • ■■ • - . —
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Ft!. Pagt.
COMMONS, ded Thtmas IngU/Uld, Efq; their
Speaker in 1509. — ■
Procure a Bill of Attainder againft the Perrons
and Eftates of Sir Thomas -E/nftftn, Knt.
and Edmund Dudley, Efq; — . —
Grant a Subfidy to King Henry VIII. in 1509.
■ Chufe Sir Robert Sheffield their Speaker, at the
Parliament in 1510. — . —
— Thomas Nevile, Efq; - ...... ■ -in 1514.
Grant the King a Subfidy , — — ■■■ —
Their Wages for attending the Houfe, haw
paid, and what. — ■ ■— —
Fleft Sir Thomas More for their Speaker, at the
Parliament in 1523. — -
TheirDebate on the Demand of Cardinal Woifey.
Grant the King a Subfidy at this Parliament, to
be paid in four Years Time. — —
Elefl Thomas Audlty, Efq; for their Speaker in
Acquit Cardinal Woifey of the Trealbn charged
againft him by the Lords. — —
firing in a Bill to reform the Abufes of the
Clergy.
Are highly provoked at John Fijbtr, Bifliop of
Rocbejitr, for his Speech againft their Bill.
Complain of him to the King on this Ocafion.
Set on Foot a Reformation in Religion. —
Their Debate on a Bill palled in the Houfe of
Lords for a Pardon to all Spiritual Perfoos.
Are excluded from this Pardon, but afterwards
admitted to the Benefit of it. —
Their Remonftrance to the King againft the
Clergy.
Grant the King a Fifteenth for the Defence of
the Northern Borders. 3
Their Refolution, touching Queen Catharine. 3
■ Affront offered to John Stoitjleyy Bifliop
of London. ■■■ ■.-'-■■■
?-le<a Richard Rich, Efq; for their Speaker in
11540.
122
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Vet.
COMMONS, grant trie Kiiig a SuWidy.
Grant the Kins Mother Subfidy this Parliament.
Eled Tbtmai M*yh, Efq; for their Speaker in
1542.
Their Proceedings on the Arrcft of one of their
Members. . , , ■ .
Ele<5t Sir Jtbn Baktr for their Speaker, at the
firft Parliament of King Edward VI. in
I5+7, . _
Grant the King 1 Subfidy. — —
Their Refolutioni with regard to the eldeft Sons
of Peers fitting in their Houfe. —
ChufeJ#m« Dyer, Efcjs thoir Speaker in 155a.
Grant [he King ft Subfidy for two Years. —
Eka John Ptilard, Efq; for their Speaker in
1553. « ,
Addrefs Queen Mary againft marrying Philip
of Spain. ........
Ek&Relurt £r»*t, Efq-, for their Speaker in
1554. ■
PaJi a Bill againft Hercfie* and erroneous
Preaching, which is rejected, by the Lord!.
Their Refolutiim concerning a Point of Privilege.
Chufe Cltmtnt Higbam, Etq; for their Speaker,
at their fecond Seffion in 1554. — —
Lift of, who left the Houfe this Seffion. —
Are indi&ed on this Account. — — ■■ —
Elect John Pollard* Efq; 3 fecond Time for
their Speaker, at the Parliament in 1555-
Grant the Queen a Subfidy. . -
.- ... — ■ —.,.,- , . , Particulars of. — -
Elcft William Cardtl, Efq; for their Speaker in
Grant a Subfidy. — — •■ ■ ■—
Receive a Metnge from the Queen, to put the
Nation into a Pofture of Defence. —
Are difiatisfied, and come to no Rcfolution about
h>* foilicited to grant another Subfidy, but
without Effea. -^— ~ — -
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from Church.
the Common Prayer.
- Treafon.
- Simony.
- Vagabonds
- reforming
Parliamentary Hi/lory of England.
Vol.
COMMONS, Lift of, who loft the Houfe the two
laft Parliaments of Philip and JHery. —
Elect Sir Thomas Gargrav* for their Speaker, at
the firft Parliament of Queen Elizabeth L
,5S8. ..
Grant the Queen a Subfidy. —
Their Addrefs to the Queen, on the Subje'ft of
her Marriage. ■ ■■ ■ —
Determine a Point of Privilege. -
Elecl TUmas fTiliiamt, Eftfe for their Speaker
in 1562. ■ — - 1
Grant the Queen a large Subfidy.
Their fecond Petition, touching her Marriage.
loforce this AddreJs by the Mouth of their
Speaker.
Their Proceedings on the Death of this Gentle-
man. 1 .
1\tSt Richard Oiifltvt, Efq; in his room, in 1566
Are diflatisfied with the Queen's Anfwer, touch-
ing her Marriage and SuccefSon.
Their Debate hereupon. ......
Are reproved by the Queen for their bold
Speeches, and forbid to meddle with that
Affair any more. —
Grant a Subfidy at this Seffion. ■
Hea Cbriftopbnr fVray, Efq; for their Speaker,
Anno 1571. ■ ___
Grant the Queen a Subfidy. — —
Their Method to prevent the Queen from being
cheated of any Part of this Grant. —
Debate this Seffion, relating to Religion.
■— ■■ Subfidy.
' : — Prerogative
abfenting
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358. »
374
407
408,9,10
43S
7
"4
39" 45
461.49
53, 4
54, 5
71
7*i a,
73
74
103/0106
106/0109
109, 10
II lit 1 13
113/0121
123, *> 5
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I3«
N D E X to the
r»i.
COMMONS, their Debate this Seffiori, relating
to Licences, by the Abp. of Canterbury.
Their Debate this Seffion, relating toTrcafurera
Burgeffes
Page.
not reliant.
- Ufury.
- Liberties of
detained. ' «-->-■■ —
. — w, » the Com-
munion. ■ —
Are checked by the Queen, and forbid to debate
on Points of Prerogative. -.
Their Proceedings in a Cafe of Bribery. —
Appoint Robert Bell, Efqj their Speaker, at the
Parliament in 1572. *—
Lift of, appointed fot a Committee, to confer
with the Lords about the Affair of the!
Queen of Scats. . -^ — •
Their Proceedings in this Bufinefs. ■;
Are prohibited from meddling with religious!
Affairs. « »-«-r
Grant the Queen a large Subfidy in 1575. -i-|
Are greatly offended at Mr, Wentvierth, one of
their Members, for his Speech at this Sef-
Appoint a Committee to examine him. —
Their Proceedings thereupon. — ■>
Grant the Queen a Subfidy at their Seffion in
Eleft John Ptpham* Efq; for their Speaker. -
Their remarkable Prohibition by the Lord Chan-
cellor Baton. — — -
Appoint a public Faft. — 1 — . -™ —
Di (oblige the Queen by it. — —
Their Debate on this Account. — ' —
! Submiffion. t— —
— — Proceedings on a Speech of Sir Walter
Mitdmey's. -1
Ele& J. Puckering, Efq; their Speaker in 1585.
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Vol
COMMONS, grant the Queen a Subfidy, at the
Seffion in 1585. —
Prefer a Bill for the better Obfervation of the
Sabbath. ■
Their Debate about it. —
- Proceedings againft William Parry, for his
violent Opposition of a Bill againft Jefuits. 4
Send an Addrefs of Thanks to the Queen. — 4
Are complimented with a gracious Anfwer.
Take into Confideration the State of the Realm.
EIe& J"bn P*ci*ri*gt Efq; a iccond Time their
Speaker, Anno 1586. — — —
Receive a Meflage from the Queen, in Favour
of the Queen of Scots. — —
Their Rcfolution thereupon. — —
Grant the Queen a Subfidy at their Seffion in
•587- ■ — - — -
Benevolence.
Differ with the Lords about fettling a Bill for
the Sale of feme Lands. — ■
Their Debate on a Motion for altering the
Common Prayer. — - ■ ■ .
Elect George Snaggy Efq; for their Speaker, at
their Seffion in 1588. —
Grant the Queen an extraordinary Supply.
Their Debate on a Bill for regulating Abufes of
the Exchequer. ■
i concerning Purveyors. -
Obliged to drop thefe Proceedings. — —
Their Attempts for a farther Reformation of the
Clergy.
- Debate on granting a Supply. —
Elccl Edward Cote, Efq; for their Speaker in
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262
262, 3
264*0267
267
267, 8
270
283
296
4,397
4 30*
4j3°7
4ja
4 3»3
1592
it Debal
Their Debate about palling a Bill againft Pu-
ritans. : —
Grant the Queen a large Subfidy. — —
Their Debate on a Motion for a farther Supply.
for reforming Kccle-
jiaffical Courts. ' —
Prop this Defign for fear of offending the Queen.
3*5> 6. 7
327. ». 9
329, 30
33°«33?
35'. »
364
3661.373
373»378
378
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HO
I N D E X u the
Vol.
QOMMONS, their Debate on a BUI againft Re-
cufanu. — ■ — —
Their Debate on th« Supply. — — —
Pals the SubWy-Bill for three entire Subfidies,
and fix Fifteenths and Tenths. — —
Their remarkable Preamble to this Bill. — —
. Forbid by the Qyeen to meddle with State or
Church Affairs. — — — -
Zlc&Cbri/lapbtrTttutrlen, F.fq; for their Speaker
in ,5g7. —
Grant the Queen a Subfidy at this Seflion. — —
Their Debate on a Motion for Ihcreafc of Hus-
bandry. — —
— againft unneccflary
Armour.
nages.
-for leffening Penal
- againft Monopolies.
- againft unlawful Mar-
for a Supply. —
— ■-■ Proceedings on this laft Motion. — —
Are excluded the Houfe of Lords at opening the
Seifion of Parliament in 1601. — —
EIccl John Craeii, Efq; for their Speaker. —
Their Refentment on occafion of their being
excluded. - ■ ■ ■ ■■
Grant the Queen an uncommon large Subfidy. -
Obtain the Favour of a Rehearfal of the Lord-
Keeper's Speech at this Seflion. — —
Their Proceedings thereuppon. — ■■ ■ —
- — . — on a Bill relating to Bifhops'
— 1 ■ . for fuppreffing Abu-
fes in Weights and Meafures. — —
— — Debate touching Elections for Members of
the Houfe of Commons. — —
'■-■■■- ■ ■— a Supply. — —
— — — _ — — Pluralities of Benefices.
■ ...I Adultery. — — —
... ,,. , !■„ ■ — . Monopolies. ■■ ■ ■ —
Page.
Jglzecy GOOgk
Parliamentary Hi/lory c/* England. 141
Vol. Page.
COMMONS, rewire a Menage from the Queen,
that Monopolies fhould be revoked. — 4 468, 9
TheirMotion and Speeches on this joyful News. 4 474/0477
— Addreft of Thanks to the Queen. — 4 478, 9
Pals a Bill for granting four Intire Subfidies, and
eight Fifteenths and Tenths. — ~ -
Their Debate on a Bill againil Curling and
Swearing. ■■
-for retorting to Church.
- concerning Pirates from Dunkirk.
- Soldiers and Mariners.
Lift of, at the firft Parliament of King-Jamts I.
Ann* 1603. ' ■ — — —
Elea Sir Edward Pbillipt for their Speaker. —
Their remarkable Preface to the Journals of
this Parliament.
— Proceedings on Behalf of Sir Francis Goad-
wi'h, elected Knight of the Shire for the
County of Buds. — —
Confer with the Lords about a propofed Union
between England and Scotland. — — —
about a Method to reform
feme Ecclefiaflical Affairs. —
Their Articles infilled upon at this Conference.
— — Petition to the King, for a Difpenfation
with regard to fome Minilters in Matters
indifferent. - —
•— Meffage to the Lords, for a Conference
about \Vards, Refpitc of Homage, Te-
nures in Capite, &c. ■ —
Grant the King a Sublidy of Tonnage and Poun-
Propolc an additional Supply to be granted this
Prevented from this their Purpofe, by a Letter
from the King. ■ —
Their grateful Motion on this Account. -
— Complaint againft John Thomberoughj Bi-
fhop of Briftel.
— Proceedings on the Imprifonment of Sir
Timet Sbirltji one of thvir Members. —
483
484, S
486 u 499
49'.*i 3
499/(502
11/020
39
40, 1
57 "87
89
98ft 10*
">S '
105, 6
107
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to the
Vol.
COMMONS, their Entry in their Journals; tonch-
ins the Gunpowder Plot. — * —
Their Proceedings in this Affair. — —
— " • ' ; on a Bill concerning the King's
Purveyors.
End
- for a Subfidy. — —
— — Propofal for a Reformation in Matters Ec-
clefiaftical. * — —
■-. ■- Debate on a Bill for a Subfidy, Aunt 1606,
■ extraordinary Method to prevent its being
Grant the King a Supply after much Delay. —
Their Debate on thePotnt of naturalizing the Salt
— Proceedings again ft Sir Chriftephir Pigolt
for his bitter Speech agauift thefe People.
... Meflage to the Lords, concerning the cruel
Treatment of Engltjh Merchants ,by the
Endeavours to redrefs this Grievance. —
Shew great Backwardnefs in granting the King a
Supply at their Seflion in 1609. — —
Their Requefr. concerning Wardfhips and Te-
nures. ■ — - --
Dtvifion on a Motion for a Supply. — —
»t Complaint to the Lords, touching a Book
publifhed by Dr. Cowl, — •
- - Exceptions made to it. —
Are permitted to treat with the King about the
Matter of Tenures. -
Their Offer in tlcu of thefe accufiomary Perqui
fites. ■ — <
■ farther Proceedings in this Bufinefs. - —
— — Grievances exhibited to the King. ■
Receive favourable Anfwers to their Complaints.
Grant a Subfidy at their Seflion in 1610.
Their Memorial of the great Contract with the
King, relating to Tenures. — — —
Elect Sir Randolph Crewe for their Speaker, at their
Seflion in 1614. __-_ .
Their pious Order relating to every Member of
their Houfe.
PmS*.
iHze^y GOOgk
P&fiamentary Hijtory of England.
Vol.
COMMONS, defire a Conference with the Lords
on the Point of I'm pofit ions. ■ 5
Are denied this Requeft, — — — 5
Their Menage on this Refufal. — 3
■ Complaint againft Richard Neile, Bifhop
of Lincoln. ■ . . ■- 5
Refentment and Proceedings in this Affair. 5
■ Debate concerning Sir Henry Tilverton,
Attorney-General. — ■•- — 5
■ ■ on a Motion for a Supply. — —
Trifle greatly in this Bufinefs. — —
Are threatened with a DilTolution of the Parlia-
ment on this Account.
Their Difregard of this Menace, and Relblution
notwithftanding. — — —
F.kft Thomas Richard/en, Eft]; for their Speaker,
at the Parliament in 1620. — —
j Their Debate concerning Recufants. — —
■ ■ ■ on a Supply. — — 5
- ., — ..- — on Grievances. — — 5
■ Proceedings againft Sir Gilts Momptffin. 5
Declaration of public Grievances. — — 5
Pals the Subfidy-Bill with great Unanimity. — 5
Receive a high Compliment from the King
this Occaiion.
Demand Judgment of the Lords againft Sir Giles
Mamptjfan. ■
Remarkable Inftance of their good Agreement
with the Upper Houfe. — — ■
Their Complaint againft Sir 'John Rennet, for
Bribery.
Demand Judgment of the Lords againft Sir Fran-
cis Bacon, Lord Chancellor. — —
— againft Sir Fran-
cis Mitchell.
Their Proceedings againft Edward Lloyde, Efq-,
for Defamation.
■ Sentence againft hi
Give great Offence to the Lords by this Aft of
theirs.
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289
2S9
290
290,4,3
29s
295<»a99
299
300
320
328(0332
333
334
345. 6
349
349
384
386
398
419
4^5
4^7. »
428, 9
429, 33
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X to
COMMONS, compromize the Matter, and yield
up the Point of Judicature to them
Are informed by the King of his Intentions to
adjourn this Parliament. ■ ——
' Their Concern on this Occafion. — -■■
Indulged with fitting a Fortnight longer than in-
tended, ■■■■- — —
Their Declaration to affift the King in the Re-
covery of the Palatinate. — — ■ ■
Are ftrongly prefled by the Miniftry to provide for
the Exigencies of State.
Seem regardlefs of the Bufinefs of Supplies, and
turn their Thoughts to Grievances, and the
Means to redrefs them. — ■
Their Rcmonftrance to the King againft Popery.,
and the Marriage of Prince Charles with
the Infanta of Spain, . —
Forbid by the King's Letter to prefent it; — —
Their fecond Remonftrance to the fame Purpote.
- - P rote flat ion in Defence of their Privileges.
Ele£t Sir Thomas Crewe their Speaker, at the Par-
liament in 1623. —
Their Anfwer to a Menage from the Lords for a
Conference. ■
Thank the Duke of Bueiingbam for his Narra-
tive, concerning his Negotiation in Spain,
Their Rcafons againft the King's Proceedings
in the Treaties with that Crown. —
Determine to affift the King in a War with Spain.
Their Petition againft Recufants. — —
■ Complaint againft the Lord-Tieafurer
Middltjix, by Sir Edward Coke. —
■ - by Sir Edwin Sandys. —
Demand Judgment of the Lords againft the
Lord-Treauirer. — — ■
Their Charge againft Samuel Harfnet, Bifllop
Defire the Lords to join with them in a Petition
to the King for a longer Continuance of
this Seffion. — - .
Their Rcaibns for this Reaueft. — —
the
Vol. Pagi.
Jglzecy GOOgk
6 373
Parliamentary Hijfory of England. J45
V*l. Pep*
COMMONS, their farther Petition againft Re-
culants, with a Lift of fuch of them who
had Place, of Truft, &c. — 6 3*"* 3^9
Pits a Bill for an Aid to the King. — — 6 33°
Their Debate. about it. •— > $ 332, 3
Elcd Sir tbamas Crewe a fecond Time for their
Speaker, Jtmt 1625. — ■ 6 34^» $
Appoint a fotemn Faft amongft thcmfelves. - 6 35X
Pais a Bill for granting two Soblidies to King
Cbarkt I. 6 352
— — ■ —Tonnage and Poundage. 6 352
Their Complaint againft Dr. Mtntague. — 6 353, 4
— Proceedings againft him. — — 6 392 '
Debate on a Motion for a Supply. — -6 363*1.366'
— — Cenfure of Mr. EdwardClarii, for refleel-
ing on their Houfe. — — 6 366
Confer with the Peers on the Subjeft of Religion. 6 373
Their Order, touching this Conference. —t
Complaint of the King having granted a
Pardon to a Jeutit. — —
Prefled, by the Lord-Treaurer Ley, to think of
a Supply for the Defence of the Nation. 6 397
Their Debate on this Requeft. — — 6397,8
Receive a Menage from the King to ihs/ame
Purpofc. — — — — 6 398, 9
Their Debate hereupon. — ■■ ■-■ 6 399 10401
Complaint againft Sir Francii Strw*rt. 6 402
Poftpone the Confederation of a Supply, and
proceed in the Matter of Grievances. - 6
Their Protertatfon on the Diflblution of this Par-
liament in &ttgvfii 1625. 6
EJccx. Sir Htneage Finch their Speaker, at the
new Parliament in February, 1625. — 6
Appoint a Committee for Privileges and Elec-
tions. - — — — 6
Receive a McfTage from the King, relating to Sir
Edward Ciit. ■ — 6
Their Proceedings thereupon. _ — 6
Order concerning Grievances. — — 6
-fofpeded Recufonts in
Places of Treft.
K
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422**425
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COMMQNSjar^ntaCommir^toinguire in-
to, the Difburfement of the late Supplies.
<. . Inquire into the Conduit of the Duke of Buck
Requested by thtKing to haften the Supply.
Receive a Meflage from him to the lame Purpofe.
Their Anfwer. .. — r4-
Reqeive a Meflage from the King, concerning
Tome Afperfioas againft the Duk&of Buck-
j w^fft., by. two of their Members. - —
ThjirTJebate on Dr.; Xuratr's Queyes againft
Refolve thatjcommonj'ame be deem'd a good
J;:..-- Ground jofAccufation .
"Their Proceedings, hereupon againft the Duke.
Agfte-upon a jSupply on certain Conditions. —
Thjeir Debate on the Duke's Conduit. -
— -^ An/weLto the King's and Lord Keeper's
c Speeches) relating to a Supply, and fome
i ., -Reflections againft the Duke. — ■^-
Adjoiiro for a Q\on T.ime at the Defire of the
.-Kiijg. ' , ,, ,- ■ ; ■ , __ ■ : —
Meet agam' purfuant to. their Adjournment. —
Refunie their. Inquiry into .the Affair of Dr. Mm-
r. .r tdgue. ... . -. . • — — r
-;Their Rsfolutioiuconcerninghim. — • —
'Perfect their Charge againft the Duke of Bucking-
horn. :.. i i — ;
Agree upon a Supply to be granted to the King.
Their Refolwions, touching fome frefh. Matte r
-. . -of Complaint againft the Duke. —
■ Lift1 of; their Members appointed to manage
■. .their Charge again.ft him. —
Their 'Meffage to theLords, defiling his Com-
irmtMncnt. „ — - — • . ■ ■ —
- — Charge againft him, , - — ■
■- — -RefolutionflntbelmprifonmentofSirZW-
, . ' -tcj Diggt and ifcSfim Elliot. — ' _ —
"" — ■'.. Proteftatjon concerning Sir Dudley Diggt.
Commit Mr. More, one of thefr Members, to
.- .thc'Towcf.fer rcHe&ing.on the King, —
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COMMONS, -lay a'fcvere- Penalty- upon abfent
' "Me)n ben'. ■ ,- — — — —
Difgufted. atthe-Untvcrfity of Cambridge, for
° chufing the Duke -of Buckingham their
Chancellor. ••- . ' • 7
Their XJrjier on this Occafion. —— — 7
Anfwer to a Menage from the King, con-
cern.ingthts Bufinefs. ■ ■ ~-r-
Petttion for - the Removal of Popifh Recu-
faiits from Places of Truft,'. ife. — — -
Anfwer to the King's Letter to their
Speaker about a Supply. — .—
-Remonftrance-in Vindication of-their Pro-
ceedings. - "' ■■ ' ' ■ ■■■
Heel Sir John Finei .for their Speaker, at the
' Parliament in i62y. — - — y 346
Their Order for receiving the Sacrament. ■ ■ 7 1 359 -
Appoint a' Committee- to draw up a Petition for
a general Faft throughout the Kingdom.
■Obtain the Concurrence of the Lords herein. —
Their Debate on National Grievances. — - —
* on a Supply* — . ■ — ■ —
Appoint aCommittee toexamine the Proceedings
againfl the Refufera of the Loan. —1 —
;Thar. Debate on the King's Proportions for a
■ Supply. . 7 3974*403
rj Confinement. — - ■. — 7403
—... ... oil foreign- .Employment againft
Content. * !- ■ ■
- — Refolutionsconcetning the Liberty of the
Subject. — ,
' Appoint a Committee to confer with the Lords
0(1 this Affair. .'.' - — ,-L— -■ ■
i Their Speakers- ar this Conference, Lift of. —
Receive a Meffage from the King to hafleii the
- Supply. - ■ -■' --'■ - . ■' —-
Their Debate- thereon.. r. -. ■ ■■ -r
Uiiahiraoufly refolve to grant the King five Sub-
Appoint Mr. Secretary Cuok to acquaint the
"King wkh-this-Refolution, — — -„•.
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COMMONS, receive a Meffagefrom the King to
make no Recefa at Eajttr, 1627. — —
Are difpleafed thereat. ■ ■■
Their Debate upon it. — «- — —
— — Anfwer to the King's Meflage. — —
further Debate on the Supply. — —
Receive another Meflage from the King to
haftenk. .,■.'■ •
Their Debate hereon. ■*■ — — ■
■■ Inftru&ions to their Speaker, in Anfwer
to the laft Menage. —
■ 1 ■ Petition to the King againft biHetting of
Soldiers. ■■- '■■■- — -
Receive an Information againft the Earl of Suf-
fatit for charging Mr. Stldtn with razing a
Record. — —
Call upon Mr. Stlden for his Justification. •
Their Proceedings in this Affair. — —
■■■ fecond Conference with the Lords 00 the
Liberty of the Subject. — —
Receive forne Proportions from the Lords con
cerning this Buiinefs. — —
Are diflatisfied with them. —
Their Debate on the King's Speech to both
Houfes, touching their Liberties. -
Order a Bill for fecuring this grand Point. —
Their Debate hereupon. — .
Receive a Meflage from the King to rely on bis
Word for their Liberties. ■
Their Debate on this Meflage. — —
Receive another to the lame Purpofe. — —
Their Debate thereon. — ■ ..; ■■■.■
■ ■'■■ Anfwer to the King's MeAagea. —
— — Debate on bis Reply to their Anfwer. —
Prepare a Petition of Right for the Security of
their Liberties. —■• .
Defire a Conference with the Lords on this Oc-
Shew their Contempt of the King's Letter to the
Lords, touching his Promuc* for fecuring
the Liberty of the Subject —
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COMMONS, receive from the Lords an Addition
to their Petition of Rigbc — — 8 116,17
, Their Debate thereon-. — - — 8 ilSleut
Receive a Menage from the King to haften the
Difpatch of this Bufinefs. — — 8 lag, 30
Their Proceeding! in Conlcquencc of this Mef-
fage. ■■ ■ 8 130
— Restarts for refuting to treat any more with
the Lords about their Petition of Right. 8 141, 2
Obtain their Concurrence in this Particular, and
admit of the Alteration! propofed. — 8 14a, %
Their Manage of Thank* on this Occafion. - 8 144
Diflatiafied with the King's Anfwer to their Pe-
tition. ■ ■■■■■- 8 155
Vote a Remonftraacc to be prefented on this
Account. 8 164.
Required by the King to entertain no frefh Bu-
finefe this Seffion. 8 167, 8
Their Declaration to the Lords againft Dr.
Mamuaring. ■ . ■ .8 168M171
Forbid to meddle with State, Government, or
the Minrfiert thereof. — — 1 190
Their Debate hereupon. — % — — - 8 . joort 196
Receive a Mefiage from the King to avoid all
Scandal on his Counfel and paft Actions. 8 ; 197
Aflume again their Debate on Grievances. - 8 199**101
Their extraordinary iRefolution, touching the
Excift for railing Money. — —
Obtain a frtisfa&ory Anfwer from the King to
their Petition of Right. — — 8 20a
Their Joy on this Occafion. — ■■ ■— 8 203
Paft a Bill for granting five Subfidies to the King. 8 203
Their further Proceedings againft Dr. Mamva-
— Mefiage to the Lords, concerning the Pe-
tition of Right, and Dr. Mamoaring'»
Book of Sermons. — 8 206, 7
Demand Judgment againft the Doctor, ■■ 8 lit
Complain of the Commiinon of Excife. 8 213
Their further Refolution concerning it. 8 214
Obtain a Copy of the Commiffion. — — 8 214" 216
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COMMONS, renew their Debate on the Duke
of Buckingham's Adminiftration. — 8
-Their Vote concerning Dr. Neile and Dr. Loud. 8
■ Rcmonlr ranee to the King againft the
.Dolce of Buckingham.
further Debate on the Bill for Tonnage
• and Poundage. --■ - — —
Intend a Remonftrance to the King on this Head.
Their Proceedings ftopp'd by a Prorogation of
Parliament. ■■ ■ ■
Meet again in -Parliament, Anno 1628,
Order, a Revival of all Committees on public
Affairs. ■ — ■•■■ — —
Thfir Inquiry concerning the Petition- of Right.
— Debate about Mr. Rollet'% Goods being
feized for refuting to pay Tonnage. —
■ — ' ' on Grievances. -r-
Receive a MeiTage from the King to batten thei
Bill of Tonnage. — ___
Their further Debate on Grievances. — —
. . - Refolution concerning the Articles of Re-
ligion eftablifliedj Temp. Elix. — —
— — Apolopv for delayingthe Bill of Tonnage.
Receive the King's Anfwer to their Apology.
Theii" Debate concerning it. :
■ ■ Order relating to Dr. Montague. —
— — . Proceedings about Pardons granted tofome
: of the Clergy who had incurred their Dif-
pleafure. — -
Obtain an Anfwer from the King about a Fad.
Receive a Petition jgjinft one Witberh:y<m for
afperling the Chriftian Religion. — —
Their Proceedings concerning Dr. Cofint. ■
\ — ; — Debate about Ailott, Efq; Sheriff of
■- on Dr. AlbViague's Epifcopal Con-
firmation.
Page.
v a fecond Complaint of Mr.
Roiles about Tonnage. • ■
■ Proceedings in this Bufinefs. —
— — general Older concerning Committees.. , -
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C0MMQN3, their further Debate about. the
' ". Sheriff of London.
Commit him *o the Tower. — '
(,Thcir further Debate on Pardons granted,
1 on Tonnage and Poundage
— — Order concerning Religion. — —
Meffage to the Exchequer, relating .to the
'■-■ Procefs againft Merchants for Tormage.
Receive a Petition againft one Bargtfs, a Prieft,
for Mifdenrcanors. — — -..—
Their Order concerning hirn. i — —
■ — *- r- the Privilege of Mer-
chants. . - " ■ ... . ■■-
— *-s tbe.Faft.. — —
■ ■ the Stay -of Proceedings
againft Recufants. — — -
' ■ ■■■- .-■- ■' Lord Lambert. — —
■ ■ Debate on one of their Members, defiling
to anfwer a Complaint againft htm in the
Houfe of Lords. — .,, , .
Receive an Anfwer from the Barons of the E**
. chequer about Tonnage. — — . —
Their Debate on the Proceedings againft foroe
Popifh Priefts. * -r-
Orders concerning Recufants. -^ —
extraordinary Zeal in keeping .their Faft..
— — further Debate on Mr. Reiki's. Goods be-
' ing feized for Tonnage. — -. — r
Refolution, teaching 2 Parliament- Man
having Privilege in -his Goods. — ■ —
— concerning Privilege in general..
— *-• Articles about Religion. — 1. — —
Receive a Meffage from the King to adjourn. —
iRefufe to obey the Command. ■■ — ' -^
Their Reafons for this Inftance of Difobedionce.
Offer atRemonftrance againft Tonnage, to be
put to Queftion by the Speaker. — — -
iTfaeir violent Behaviour to him for refilling their
Remonftrance. — -~—
•— Proteftation againft levying the Subfid;es of
Tonnage, and innovations in Religion, —
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Leave me Houfe, after fitting two Hours in
Contempt of the King's Command. —
Meet again the following Day* and arediflol-
Eled John Glanvilii, EJq; for their Speaker, at
the Parliament in Afrii, 1640. — —
Made acquainted with a Letter from the Setts
Nobility to die King of Frttma, premng
him to join with them in a Rebellion againft
England. — — , —
. Take no- Notice of this Letter, but proceed on
the old Affair of Grievances. —
Their Plan to this Purpofc. — — -
mi '1 ' Debate on fomc Petitions from different
Counties, complaining of Grievances. —
■— — Orders relating to the Proceedings in the
Star-Chamber and King's Bench, againft
fomc Members of the lall Parliament. —
— ■ "■>' concerning Ship-Money. — •—
— - — RequefV to the Lords, concerning a Faft. *
— — RefcJutfon, with regard to the Behaviour
of Sir Jtbn Finch the faft Parliament —
» ■■■■ Attendance at WhiukaU required by the
King, to haar a Speech from the Lord-
* Debate thereon. ■■> 1
— wRefolution to proceed with Grievances, and
poftpone the Supply. — -«•
pefire a Conference with the Lords on this Oc-
Their Heads of Grievances to be enlarged upon
at this intended Conference. — —~
Informed of the Lords* Declaration to prefer a
Supply to Grievances, — — •
Vote this Declaration to be 1 Breach of Privi-
Their Addrefi to the Lords on this Occafion. -
• Anther Proceedings on Grievances.
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COMMONS, raceiva a Me%e from the Lords,
defiling a fpcedy Conference. . ■ ■ ■ ■
Divide on tbw Menage, and put the Quefiton,
which pafled in the Negative. — —
Receive 9 Menage from the King to haflen a
Supply. —
Their Proceedings hereupon. —
Receive another Meflage to the like Purpofe. —
Give no immediate Anfwer, and thereby occa-
fion the Diffolution of the Parliament. —
Their Bills, Lift of, intended to pais into Ads
this Seffion. .. 1 ■ 1
lift of, with the Names of the Counties or Bo-
roughs they reprefenfed at the Opening of
the Parliament, in Nev. 1640 — —
— -—who fucceeded fuch Members in this-
Pacliament that were either dhabled from
fitting, or deceafed. — — — — 9
Elea mUiam Untbdl, Efq; their Speaker. — 9
Their feverai Committees, Lift of. — —
— — Resolution concerning Mr. Burion> Dr.
Bajiwick, and Mr. Prjnnt. — . 9
Appoint a Faft, with the King's Confent. — — 9
Their Order about receiving the Sacrament — 9
- ■ 1 ■ — concerning Papifts. — — — — 9
•— Inquiry after Projectors and Monopo-
' — - Anfwer to a Menage from the Lords, con-
cerning the Treaty with the Scots at Ripen
and York. .. — — 9
Aceufc the Earl of Strafford of High Treafon. 9
Their Meflage to the Lords on this Occaflon. - 9
— — Proceedings againft Sir Francis Wtndtbani*
on account of his difebarging fomc Popifb
Prifoners. ■ ■ —
firing over from Inland Sir Gtergi Ratclifft and
Sir Rshtrt King, as Witnefles againft the
Earl of Strafford. — 9
Their Order, with refpect to the laft Subfidy. 9 ,
*- — extraordinary Solemnity in, keeping their
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COMMONS,- their Devotion interrupted, aTid
Their Refolution concerning thofe Lords who
were Petitioners to the King at Ttrk. —
rnnrrrnin£ a Supply. ' ,— —
•_• i' about receiving the Commu-
' Requeft to the Bifhop of Lincoln, touching
the Communion Table. — —
, 1_ Refolution, with regard to the EngUJh
CommiiTi oners impowered to treat with
, . farther Proceedings againft Sir Frantii
Windthank.
- " . ; againft the Earl of
Strafford.
Refolution againft Ship-Money. —
"m — .. againft the Opinion of the judges
in the Star-Chamber, concerning it. —
_ againft Ship- writs, and the Judg-
ment in Mr. Hampdtn't Cafe, -r —
— -i- remarkable Meflage to the Judges on this
■Oecafiori. ■"'
, ■— Requeft to the King, relating to his Reve>
. -nu'e and Ex pence*. ■■ —
Refolution concernifig the Power of the
•■■'. Clergy. ' '" * ■
, ■- the late Canons.
i —'.,,1 . — ■ — — — the Benevolence
"■ granted to the King by the Clergy. -
, ■ Committee, Lift of, appointed to prepare
'. ■ iijme Votes relating to the new Canons,
and to inquire who were the principal Ac-
tors in this Bufmefs. — —
■' Power delegated to this Committee. —
Obtain the King's Leave to enter into the De-
bate of his Revenue and Expences.
Appoint aCommittee to inquire into the Breaches
of Parliamentary Proceedings. — —
Their Power committed tothemfor this Purpofe.
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COMMONS, accufe William Laud, Archbifliop
■of Cahterburjs of High Treafon. i — —
Thtir Meflige to the Peers- on this Occafion. ■—
— Informations againft Matthew Wrtn, Bi-
v (hop of Ely. • '"
Meffage to the Peers, relating to this Bufi-
Manner of admitting the Lord-Keeper
'■ Finci) into their Houfe on a particular Occa-
Accufe blm of High T-reafon, and other Mifde-
, .meanorst - - ■ ■■ - -
Their Meffage to the Peers thereupon. — —
Accufe fix of-ihe Judges of high Crimes.
Their Mefiage to the Peers on this Occasion.
Vote concerning a Supply. — —
■ information againft. WitliamPters, Bifliop
of BatbmAWtlli. —... . r1- .
— ►- Meffage to the Peers concerning hii...
Accufe Sir Gg/rgt Ratdifft of: High Trcafon. —
-Commit him to the Galehtuft, - — ' —
Their Vote agatnft the Proceedings of the Earl
of Strafford, in the Cafe of Lord . Merit-
- "maris and Lord Billon.. . — - •*-
1 agairfit die Ir-ijb Judges, . ;-r; ■—
— —Order, wtth-refpeft to tlieir Committees.
PjIj a Bill 'for fou* Subfidies. — *
Their Order as to the Payment of them. -— —
firing in a Bill for the frequent holding of Par-
liarnenfs. ■ ■ ; — — , —■
Lift of, excluded for being Monopolies... ~™
Their Vote for relieving the Neceflitics of the
Acctife Sir Robert Berkliy, one of the Judges of
the King's Bench, of High Treafon. .— -
Their Meffage to the Peers on this Occafion. -'
■ extreme Caution, with regard to- the late
Bill of Subfidies. -.
'Order concerning Archbilhop Laud.
• — - Proceedings againft Dr. Cbajftn. — . -*-
— - reiuarkabk Dlviiten on his Account.
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COMMONS, their Vote for dibbling die Clergy
from holding Civil Office*. —
Appoint a Committee for Religion. — —
Their Article* of Impeachment aganaft Sir From-
at mnMmi.
■ — ■ — — agaktft Sir Gtwgt
, RaHlffi.
■ ■ Requeftto the Peers, concerning one Geod-
man, at Seminary* Ptieft. — .
Receive a Letter from the Queen, relating to the
Pope's Agent in L*ndtn.
Their Thanks on this OccaGon.
-. i ■ Debate about the Precedency of the two
Univerfittea. ■-■■— »■■■— ■
Exhibit their Charge againft Archbifhop Land.
Their Articles of Impeachment againft Dr. Ct-
■■ii— Proceedings in Favour of Henry Bnrtsn,
Clerk. — —
Prefc the Lords to expedite the Earl of Stref-
ftrf* Trial.
Their Regions for it.
Bring in a BUI to reform the Ads and Proceed-
ings of the Privy- Council. — —
m i to reform the Court of Star-
Caamber. — —
- i to reftrain the Clergy bom med-
dling with Secular Affairs. — —
Their Reqoeft to the Lords for difbanding the
Irifi Army. — —
« ' ' for difarming the
Papifts,
the
— for removing Re-
cufants from Court. — — —
ii • • further Requeft concerning the Earl of
Strafford, — — - ■
■ --■ Proceedings, with regard to fome frefh
Evidence againft him, contained in a Pa-
per procured by Sir fftntj Vent.
urn Order on k»fing this Paper. — —
*— Difcovery concerning it. — —
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COMMONS, their farther Proceedings againft
Lord Strafford. —
Vote him guilty of High Treafon. — *■ —
Their Refolutious in Favour of Mr. Prymu.
— . of Dr. Ltighun.
Pais (he Bill of Attainder againft Lord Strafford.
Greatly offended at the Lord Digtj for his
Speech againft it. ■ —
Their Motion on this Account. —...-..
—— Refolutipns concerning the High Com-
milEon Court at Tori. — —
Offended at a Speech of Mr. Ileitis, about the
Sitti Proportions. ■ ; ■ — ■
Their Rcfolutions and Sentence againft him.
Bring in a Bill for punifhing the Members of
the late Convocation. —
Their Fines impofed upon the principal Digni-
taries, Particulars of. —
ReToiattons, as to the receiving and dif-
burflng this Money. — —
— Proportions concerning a Faft. — -
Menage to the Lords, relating to the Earl
of Stafford.
Pais a Bill to reftrain BilhoDs, &c. from med-
dling with Secular Affairs. — —
Refcnt the King's Speech in Favour of Lord
Straferd. - — — .
Their Declaration hereupon. — —
Informed of a Plot againft the Parliament and
the Peace of the Nation. — —
Their Proteftation on this Account taken by ail
the Members of their Houfe. — —
Preamble to it. ■ ■
Kequefted by the Lords to prevent die Rabble
from coming about both Houfes in a riot*
out Manner. ■ ■
Their frivolous Anftver. — — —
Send their Proteftation to the Lords to be taken
by them. — — —
Their Order relating to their Proteftation. —
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' COMMQ^fSv their 'Order relating to the' Mem-
*-* • ber» of their Houfe. — - . —
.Their Oder, relating' to trie Start of the Na-
' * ttonj With' regard to Arms and Ammuni-
1 '■ - tioni Co-Forts and Caftles. — —
— ■ " Mcffage to the Lords, ' on " Sufpiclon of
r dangerous Practices in the Army, ' —
— -y remarfcableTnght and Confulion in thei
*- ftpuTe, Account of. — * — —
i Refolution to bring in a Bill for continu
'■ ing-the prefent Pariiaxnent." .'— —
-Z — i— - in Favour of "Johv Lllburn. ' "
Brini in a Bill For the. Security of the Protectant
HEtertgiiwi. — - — — :
FlLa Bill jof Subfidies for the Refief of the
itlng's Army, and the North*
Their ponfe re nee with the Lords,
* •' -foaie pifcon tents in the Englijh ' Arrriy.' ~
Order a'Lettcr to the Army to ijuiet 'thelrDif-
' -contents. — r— — ■ — ! -
"Their Conference' with ;tr»e" Lords, about pat-
ting, the Nation into a Pollure of Defence.
Pafs4he Bill for continuing ibe, prelentlV*' Uafnent
Their fecond Leitef to the' Army. ' — - ■-*-
Bring 'In a BuTfor railing Mariners for the De-
. fence of'the Realm. ■ '— " •" ■* — '
Their fearfuj SurpTcTons of beirig blown, up. in
the Parliament- Hoyfc '— -
- — : ;p|der* oh'tnjV Occafiorl. . — ' —
Vote the §um""of 400,600/. for'the prefling Af-
faiboftheKirigdohf." — ' — -
TheW R.e*juetFto the reers, concerning foreign
,; Letters. * , " ' " -, — r*~
■ Explanation of a PafTage in their Proteffa-
. doll for the Defence of Religion. ' -
— i.Reftlixion concerning the Means for rai-
1 iifig the ^j.bo',000 /. Tax. ,~' " —
___ — f. ; — touching the Scats Proptmtions
'with regard to Church-Government. ; —
iT_i Requeft to trleLtJrds, for the Removal of
' - - 'the Queen-Mother out of England. — —
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COMMONS, bring in a Bill for aboliJhingBifliops
and other Dignitaries. — — ~
Thctr Proceeding! hereupon. ,.—■—- —
againft William Taylor, Efq;
for fbme hitter Exprcflions againft them. -
— — Anlwer to the Reafons of the Peers for re-
taining the Bifhops' Votes in Parliament.
— — Reprimand to.fome ignorant Lay-Preach-
— - Bill for retraining the Bifhops from inter-
meddling with Secular Affairs, reje&cd by
the Lords. — — . -1 9 33a —
— Exceptions againft Gtargr Lord Digby for
hU Cenfure of Col. Goring, . — — 9 333- —
- ■ ■ -- againft Sir William Widdrington
and Htrbtrt P-ricf) Efqi,.-.- . — — — 9 333. —
— — Proceedings and Sentence againft the two
taft-named Gentlemen. — 9 333»,4.
Refolution concerning Col. Gering's Dif
- very of a Plot. — — — 9 334
Relume the Confederation of their Bill againft
Epifcopacy. -. — jn- —
Their Scheme of Alterations in the Government
of the Church.. 7 — — —
Preamble to the Bill for abojiflung of Bi
fliops, &£. — — ■ ■ —j .--• - 9
Debate on this Bill. — ' ,— — 9
Refolution concerning it.' . — « ... — —
Favour of Dr.JlaJlwui., ■ —
Bring in a Bill for reftoring the late Lard Straf-
■ ford's Children. _ _ _
Their Refolutions for disbanding the Army. —
— rr- Debate about the talcing away Deans and
Chapters out of the Church of England.
■ Refolutions hereupon. —
! further Proceedings. in the Plot Affair. —
Commit Henry Wtlmot, Efqj William Ajbburn-
bam, Efq; and Sir Hugh Pollar/t, to Prifon
. on this Account ■*-■. — —
Their Order on receiving an Account of the
Debt due. to the Englijh and Scats Armies.
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and Poundage to the King. — —
Their Scheme -for a Poll-Tax, in order to ad
Vance Money for the Payment oithe£ngtifo
and Scots Annie*. — —
Proceeding! relating to a Provitb of the Scots in
die Treaty between the two Nations. —
Pais a Bill againft Pluralities and Non-Rdidcnce
of theCiergy. — —
Their farther Proceedings on the Bill for d
paring Epifcopacy. —
m, ■ ... ..... , Examination of Col. Gtrmg about
the Plot. — —
— ■■!- Rcqueft to the Lord), concerning foreign
Letter*. — — — —
— r Propositions to them on the State of the
Nation. — — - —
mr~rr- Rcqueft to llinry Rich, Earl of HtHtmd,
and Lord Genera!, for execntmg Martial
Lav on fuch Soldiers who fhould motiny.
> i Rcfol«iom concerning the disbanding of
the Army. — — —
..— Mefiage to the Lords for proceeding againft
tbeArcrrbHhop of Canterbury. — —
Pafi a Bill for a Poll-T«. — —
— for taking away the Star-Chamber
Court. — — —
■ ■ ■— - the Htgh-Commif-
.fion Cotrrt. — — —
Their earned Endeavours with the Lord* to pro-
cure the Royal Afient to the Bills.
Tote 10,000 /.for defraying the Kxpenoes of the
Queen •Mother** Return into Fraaet. —
■ Their Articles «f Impeachment againft Matthew
Wrtn, Bifhop of Ely. — — —
i Refoluttont thereupon. —
— — -Order concerning the R«movfti-ofPt£hn«s,
Cmftes, fie. out of Churches, and other
public Places. — —
Impeach fix of the Judges for their Behaviour in
the Affair of Ship- Money. — - — —
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Ship-Money, Lift of. — —
Their Resolutions concerning fomc former
Breaches of Privilege. • — — —
— "inFavou r of th cPalati n * Fa m i I y .
— farther Refolutions, with regard !o Breaches
of Privilege in the Cafe of Mr. Holies, and
fome other Members of their Houfe.
— Proceedings againft Laurence IPhittacrt,
Lfq; for fearching the Trunk and Papei
of Sir John Elliot, deceafed. —
— — Orders concerning Col. Goring, Henry
mSmot, and Wititam AJhburnham, Efqrs.
— farther Proceedings on the Epifcopal Bill.
■ Refolutions forfeizing the Revenues of Bi-
fhops, Deans, and Chapters. — i—
— ■ ■ ■ -■■- concerning their Maintenance.
■ concern i ngCh u re h - G overn m en t
Conference with the Lords, on the Subject
of the Ten Propofitions, Account of. —
— Refolution and Orders, concerning (he
printing and publilhing Lord Digby's
Speech, on the BUI of Attainder againft
the late Earl of Strafford. — ■ —
Command the (aid Speech to be burnt by the
common Hangman. — - ■- ■
Their farther Refolution againft Lord Dtgby. •
Informed of the Queen's Intention to go to the
Spaw in Germany. — ■' ■ ■
Their Proceedings hereupon. ...
■ additional Propofitions to be offered to
the King. .
- — Refolutions concerning the Army-Plot.
Lift of the Confpirators. — —
— ■ Propofals at a Conference with the Lords,
about difbanding the Army. — —
- — Bill, for a general talcing of their late Prote-
ction, rejected by the Lords. — —
Votes hereupon. ■ ' — .—
Order an Impeachment againft the Bifhops con-
cerned in making the new Canons. —
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COMMONS, order their Proteftation to be printed
Their Conference hereupon with the Lords. ' -
■ Order for expediting the Payment of the
Poll-Tax. -—
■ further Requeft to the Lords, for flaying
the King's Journey into Scotland Jbme
Days longer. —
Reafons for this Requeft. —
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:ir Vote againft Henry Ptrey and Henry Jer~
myn, Efqrs. and Sir fobn Suckling. —
— — ■ Order for a public Thankfeiving, on ac-
count of a Peace with the Scots. — —
— Complaint againft the Queen's Capuchin
Give Orders for better guarding the Tower of
London, and the other Forts in the King-
dom. ■- —
Their Complaint to the Lords, concerning Po
pifh Recufants.
Write to the Sheriffs of fevcral Counties to
haften the Poll- Money. — —
Their Refolution, to prevent the publifliing Pa-
Jers and Books ofrenfive to the Parliament,
nquiry into the State of the Navy. —
— Order concerning it. — •
Defire the Lords' Content to a Recels.
Rcfufe to comply with their Propofal in Point
of Time. —
Their Reafons. —
— Reformation in Chuch Affairs, when firft
fct on Foot, and in what Particulars.
Keep the Thankigivirig-Day with great Solem-
nity at the Chapel in Lincoln s Inn. —
Their Reafons for deferting St. Margaret's
Church, Wtjlmin{ttrt on this Occauon.
■ * further Reformation in the Church, Ac-
count of. — — ■
Debate, concerning the Pay of the two Colonels,
Jjbburnbam and Pollard. — —
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COMMONS, their Order for eftablilhing Lec-
turers in the Church of England. —
Requcftcd by the Lords to join with them in ar
Order for' performing Divine Service ac-
cording to an A£t of Parliament. — 9 495
Their Refolution to the contrary. — — 9 495, 6
. -— — — on Mr. Pymme's Report of the
Proceedings of the Committee during the
Recefs of Parliament. — —
Commit Sir John Berkley and Daniel O'Neal
Piifon, on Sufpicion qf being concerned
in the Army-Plot. — 10 6
Their Heads for a Conference with the I.ords._
on the Report from their Committee. — 10 6, 7
— - Requeft to the Lords for battening the
Proceedings againft the impeach'd Bilbo
— Bill for difabling the Clergy from exei
fing any temporal Authority, Form of. 10 8, 9
— Conference with the Lords, concerning the
Bifhops, Particulars of. — — 10 11 la 17
Sufpend their Committees for private Affairs.
Their Divifion for a Conference, touching five
vacant Bifltopricks, -r- —
— Conference with the Lords, about the Safe-
ty of the Prince of Wain, Particulars of.
Informed of a general Rebellion of the Papifts in
Ireland. " ■ "■■■-• ■■ 10 24
Their Rcfolut ions hereupon. — — 10 25, 6
* Bounty to Owen ConeRj for the Difcovery.
Expel Henry Ben/en, Efq; for felling Protections.
Borrow Money of the Citizens of London, on
certain Conditions. . — . — —
Their Opinion relating to the Plea of the im
peached Bifhops. — — — — 10 42 _
Require a peremptory Anfwcr. — — 10 42
Appoint a Guard to attend their Houfe. — — 10 43
Refufe their Content for the Releafement of the
Queen's Confeflbr. — - — —
PaTs a Bill for laying down the Privileges of Par-
liament for a Seafon. — * — 10 50
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COMMONS, appoint a Committee to wait
the King with a Petition and Remonftrance
of the State of the Nation. — —
Their Petition, Form of. —
— — Remonftrance of National Grievances. —
— Conference with the Peers, touching the
impeached Biihops, Abftrafl of. — —
Solicited again to rcleafe the Queen's ConferTor.
Their Refolution to the contrary. — —
— ■■ - Inftru&ions to the Committee appointed to
treat with the Scots for the Relief of Ireland.
■ Proceedings Againft fome of their Members
for being concerned in the Army-Plot. —
Difmifs fome Watchmen, appointed by the King
to attend the Parliament- Houfe. — —
Commit a Juftice of Peace to the Tower on ac-
count of thefe Guards. — —
Their Votes relating to fome condemned Priefts.
farther Order to their Committee on the
Irijb Affair.
Order their famous Petition and Remonftrance,
of the State and Grievances of the Nation,
to be printed and publifhed. — —
Accufe Daniel O' Neil, Efq; of High Treafon.
Their Requeft to the Peers concerning the Remo-
val of Col. Lumford, Lieutenant of the
Tower. — — —
— — Character of the Colonel. — —
Denied this Requeft. — —
Their Vote and Conference hereupon, — —
■ Declaration concerning this Bufinefs. ■ —
Difregar'd of the King's Meflage about rai-
ftng Volunteers for the Service of Ireland.
— — Anfwer to the Peers' Proportions concern-
ing a Guard. ■ ■■ ■
— — Complaint againft Lord Dtgby. — —
— .. -againftfomeGentlemenappear-
ing in Arms near Whitehall, — —
Accufe twelve Biftiops of High Treafon, for
their Proteftation againft the Legality of
Parliamentary Proceedings, during their
farced Abience from the Houfe of Peers.
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COMMONS, their Charge againft the twelve
Bifhops, accufed of High Treafon, Wf.
Their Mcflage to the Peers, concerning a Bill for
taking away the Bifhops' Votes in Parlia-
Petition to the King for a Guard. — —
■ ■ Order, on receiving no prefent Anfwer. —
Conference with the Peers concerning thei
Privileges. ■ ■ —
— — Uneafine(s for Want of a Guard. —
■■ Reafon for it. •«—
Five of their Members demanded by the King'
Serjeant at Arms. — ■ ■ — —
Refufe to deliver them up. — —
Tbeir Menage to the King on this Occafion. —
— accufed Members demanded by the King
in Perfon. -- ■ ■ ■ —
Vote this Step to be a Breach of Privilege.
Their Declaration hereupon. —
— Menage to the Peers, for the Removal of Sir
. John Byron, Lieutenant of the Tower.
Denied this Requcft. —
Their Votes againft Sir John, for refuting his
Attendance on Parliament, according to a
Summons for that Purpofe. —
— Declaration for putting the Kingdom
a Pofture of Defence. —
Renew (heir Requeft to the Peers for the Remo-
val of Sir Jtfot Byrtn. ~~
Their Objections to this Gentleman. —
— — Complaint againft George Lord Digby, for
' appearing in Arms ziKing/ion upon Thame t.
— - Refolutions concerning him. — —
■ Declaration, fetting forth the Breach of
Privilege in the Affair of the Five accufed
Requeued by the Peers to join with them in an
Addrefs of Thanks to the King, for his
kind Meflage concerning Grievances. . —
Their Conference with them about the Town of
Hull, and the Magazine there. —
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Peers, concerning the Report of an in-
tended Accufation of the Queen. —
Refute to join with them in their Anfwer to the
King's laft Meffage.
Their Addition to the Anfwer, Subftance of. >
— ' ■' rejected by the Peers, — —
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- Particulars of.
Appoint Mr. Pjmme to manage a Conference
with the Peers, on Occaiion of fome Pe-
titions from feveral Counties, for a Refor-
mation in Church and State. •—
Their Order of Thanks to this Gentleman for
his Speech concerning this Bufincfs. —
— — Charge againft "Jamet Stuart Duke of
Richmond, — — — "
'I Proceedings againft Sir Edward Dtrinfa
for printing his Speeches. ■ ■■■■
— f— Debate on the Power of the Militia. —
DiffatUfied with the King's Anfwer, about paf-
fing the Bill to take away the Bifhopa'
Votes, - ... i
Their Rcafons for the fpeedy obtaining the
Royal Affent. -. —
■ Lift of Perfons nominated to be Lieute-
nants of the feveral Counties in England
and Walts, to command the Militia.
Anfwer to the King'sComplaint of a Paf-
fage in Mr. Pjmiru's Speech on Grievances
Impeachment againft Sir Edward Htrbert,
Attorney- General. -i~
■ ■ Vote and Rcafons for opening an inter-
cepted Letter of Lord Diebj's to the Queen
■■ — — Refolutions, concerning Privy. Councilors
and Officers of State. — ■■ — -
...I i- Proceedings againft the impeach'd Bifhops
at their Trial. r ■
- Refentment againft them, Account of. ■
— . i- Articles of Impeachment againft Grorge
Loid Dig by, > . ^— ,
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COMMONS, their Support of their Accufation,
Manner of. - -
Order the impeached Bifhops to be heard at the
Bar of their Houle. ■ — —
Their Votes for putting the Nation into a Pollute
of Defence. — ■ _,..-
Anfwcr to the King's Reply, concerning
Mr. Pjmmt't Speech relating to Pafles in-
to Inland. ■'—■'--
— — Votes, in Confluence of a Meflage from
the King, relating to Ireland and the Mi-
Proportions concerning Hull and the Nor-
thern Counties. — —
Refolutions againft the impeached Bifhops
— — Conference with the Peers, concerning in
extraordinary Petition from the County of
Kent. —
Refentment on this Occafion. —
— — Articles of Impeachment againft Gtsrgt
Btnjon, Citizen of London, —
farther Charge againft him. —
— Declaration of public Grievances, with
their Remedies. ■ .
Order concerning the Magazine at Hull.
Meflage to the Peer*, concerning Sir Ed-
ward Dtring. — .
Impeach Sir William Wilmiry Knt, of high
Crimes, He. ■ — ■■--
Their principal Complaint againft him. —
— Conference with the Peers, about removing
the Garrifon of Hull to London. —
— Generofity to William Ltnthal, Efqj their
Refolutions concerning the King's Refent-
ment againft the Earn of EJftx and Hol-
land.
— — Obfcrvations on a Petition from the York-
/birr Gentry to the King, for continuing
the Magazine at Hull. — > —
— Refentment on this Occafion., — —
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COMMONS, their Articles of Impeachment
againft Sir Edward Dering, for promoting
the Ktntijh Petition. — —
Their Charge further aggravated. — —
■ Meflkge to the Peers for battening the
Trial of Lord Digby. — —
- farther Proceedings in the Amur of the
K<tntijh Petition. — ^— ^—
>n— Prefent to the Earl of Ground, for a Vic-
tor)' obtained by him over the Rebels in
Inland.
•— >— Proportions at a Conference with the
Peers, concerning Poptth Recufants. — -
Impeach Sir George Strode, and Richard Spencer,
Jifq; for being concerned in the Ktntijh
Their Resolution in Favour of the Children of
Sir Charles Caste, one of the Kngiifli Com-
manders againit the Irijb Rebels. —
Appoint a Committee to confider of the Form
of the King's Oath. — ■■■ --
Their Votes againft the King's requiring the
Attendance of Capt. Pbiltp Skippsn, or any
other Subject. —
■ ■ i Lift of Commilfioners fent down to Hull
and Lincoln/hire, to diSpatch their Orders
in thofc Paits. ' —
■ ■ ■■ '■ Diligence in contriving Means to raife
Money. — — ^-^
■-■-I i Diftrets for Money, and Order far raifmg
— i Order for Summoning all their Members to
appear in the Houfe by a ceitain Day. —
■ ;■ t Penalty for Default, and how to be applied.
■ Gratuity to Mr. Rujbwertb, employed in
divers MelTages to York. —
■ . ■ Informations concerning the King's raifing
Segin a Subscription for Money and Horfes to
oppofe the King, - .. -.
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COMMONS, tbeir Vote againft nine Peers at
Jfri, for difobey ing a Summons of Parli-
ament. ■ ■ ■'■
Their Informations from Holland, of Stores and
Artillery bought there for the King's. Ufc. n 195,6
Order againft -priming fcditious Pamphlets. II 207
abfent Members, Number of, on a Call of
their Houfc. ■— -— ■■■■ - 1 1 207
— Vote on this Occafion. ■ 11 207
• — — Amendment of the Nineteen Proportions
prefented to the King for Peace. — — 11 255, 6
- ■ Informations relating to Nnueajlle, and
the Forces put in there for the King. — 11 261, 2
Impeach Sir Riebard Gurnej, Lord Mayor of
London, for proclaiming the King's Com-
miffion of Array, &c • — 1 1 267! .8
Tbeir Articles of Impeachment againft Henry
Hafiingi, Efq; Sir Richard Jial/erd, Sir
Join Bait, and John Patiy Efq; for ex-
ecuting the raid Commiffion, '— — 11 276/0279
Exhibit to the Peers a' farther Impeachment
againft Sir Richard Gurney. — — II 282
Tbeir Proceedings againft him at his Trial before
the Peers. : — 1— 11 326/0333
farther Proceedings againft him. J 11 zlo'^'^0*
Expel Sir Ralph Hop ton from their Houfe, for
executing the King's Commiffion of Array. 11 36+ *
Their Vote to fupport the Earl of EJJix with
their Lives and Fortunes. — — ■■ 11 370, X
Impeach William Seymour Marquis of Hertford,
Spencer Compton Earl of Nort hampton,, and
Henry Haflingt, Efq; of High Treafon. - 11 371
Their Anfiver to a Meflage from the King, con-
cerning the Supplies for Inland. — — II 374(0380
• Order hereupon. - ■ ■■ 1 1 380
Receive two extraoidinary Petitions from the
County of Kent, approving the Proceed-
ings of Parliament. — - — 11 407,8,9
Their Anfwer by their Speaker. — — 11 409, 10
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COMMONS* their Tmpeachmentof High TreaTon
againft James Lord Strange. — —
Impeach William Seymour Marquis of Hlrtford,
and fourteen others, of High Treafon. —
Paft a Bill for fettling the Government and Li-
turgy of the Church of England, — —
Their ftri.2 Order relating to their abfent Mem-
ber*. ■ — — —
— Divifions, -Lift -of, from Jane to OeJeitr,
1642. ■ ■ —
The Thmnefi of their Houfe at this Time ac-
counted for.
Lift of, expcll'd in Augttffmd September, 1642.
Their Proceedings againft Sir John Evelyn for
demurring to a Vote of the Houfe. — —
Their liberal Prefent to the Earl of Effete for his
Conduft. ■
■ to die Soldiers under his
Command. -■■ -
.. 1. ■ Objections againft the King's Adjournment
of Michaelmas Term, in 1642. — —
Votes in Anfwer to his Reply, concerning
his March to Brtntfwi.- — —
Expel Sir Sidney Montague, Member for Hunt-
ingdt»ijbire,md commit him to the Tower,
for refilling to take the Oath of A/Tocia-
tton to live and die with the Earl of Effete.
Their remarkable Divifions on fome Proportions
for Peace. '
• Endeavours to render odious the King's
Anfwer to a Petition from the City of Lm~
din, relating to Peace. — —
. Introduction to the City's Petition, read at
a Common-Hall. ——
■1 ■— Remarks upon the King's Anfwer there, 1
and fome Speeches in Oppofition to it. J
■ Order for preventing Provifions, &c. go-
ing to the King's Army at (Jxferd.
Appoint a Committee for fequeftering the Eftates
of Royalifts. ■•
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COMMONS, their Vote* for ditbanding the
King's and Parliament's Forces previous to
a Treaty for Peace. — ■ 12 163, 4
Their Reafons to this Purpofe. — . — 12 \b\% 5
Refolution in Confequcnce thereof. ■■■ ■■ 12 165, 6
— — remarkable Votes with regard to the An-
nivcrfary of the King's Atceflion. 12 209
— — Divifions about the Oxford Treaty. — \% 209, 10
— Proceedings againft Sir Hugh Cbumliy, for
defecting the Pail iament. — — 12 238
— McfTage to the Peers, touching a Breach of
Privilege. > — 12 239
— Proportions to them, concerning the Earl
of EJJix, and the Support of tbcii Army. 12 246, 7
— Vote, in Opporttion to the Peers v concern-
ing Mr. Martin, who had feized two of
the King's Horfes. — — — 12 251
— fevere Order againft Commiffioncis of Se-
queftration refuting to act. — — 12 256
Order for afcertainmg the Prioe of Malt
Liquor. ■ ■ 12 258
Method of railing Money by an Excife laid
on divers Commodities. — - — 12 258, 9
■ — Vote, in Confequence of a Letter from
Buckingbawjhiri, concerning plundering by
the King's Troops. — 12 261
— ■ ■ ■ againft Papifts. ■ — 12 262
■ for making a new Great Seal. — 12 262
-» for accufing the Queen of High
Treafon. — 12 266
— Reafon for being foexafperated againft her, 12 266
■ farther Extenfion of the Excife, Account
of. 12 267
- — - Divifions, relating to the Regalia in fVtp-
mnfltr Abbey. — 12 276, 7
— - Propofal* to the Peers, concerning the
King's Proclamation again the Parliament. 12 314**316
SnfpeQ iheEarl of Northumbtrland to be concern-
ed in Mr. Waller's Plot. — — 12 318
Their Rerjueft 10 the Peers on this Occafion. — 12 318
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COMMONS, expel Mr. JTaUtrfrom their Houfe,
on account of his being concerned in a Plot
again ft the Parliament. — — — —
Their Severity to two other of the Confpirators.
Receive Information of Sir John Hatbam's De-
fign to give up Hull to the King. — —
Their Kefolutions thereupon. — ■ ■ ■
Order a new Great Seal to be made without the
Privity of the Peers. — —
Their Proceedings againft Sir Jahn Hatham and
his Son. ■
■ — — — againft Mr. Martin, for trea-
fonable Language againft the King and
Royal Family. ■ ■' ■ ■
. Examination of Sir John Hatham and hii
Son, previous to their Trial. — —
Expel them their Houfe, and commit them. —
Their Examination of Sir Edward Sainton,
touching his Charge againft Mr. Pymmi for
indirect Practices. — — — --■
■ — Vote againft Sir Edward on this Occaiion.
— farther Re afons to induce thePeers, to con-
tent to a new Great Seal. — —
— Objections to a Propofel of the Peers con-
cerning the Manner of treating with the
Prince D'Hartcourl, the French Ambafla-
dor. - 12
~— extraordinary Refpefl (he wed to the Memo- 1
ry of Mr. Pymmt, Account of. — — 12
Take upon them to nominate all the High She- ■
rifts in England. ■ ' 12
• Their Order to the Commiffioners of the Great
Seal on this Occaiion. ■ ■ ; 12
— farther Expulflon of Members, with the
Reafons afligned for fuch a Ccnfure, Par-
ticulars of. ■ — -- 13
' Account of a Project for a Treaty between
the King and the City of London, — — 13
— Votes thereupon. ■ 13
Impeach Lord Goring of High Treafon. — — 13
Their farther Expulfion of Members, Account of. 1 3
to the
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Vol.
COMMONS, receive Advice of the Entry of the
Sals into England. ■- ■ - - —
Their Prefent to the Meffengerof this News. —
Wrth the King at Oxford, in January 1643,
In his Service, or otherwife abfent, Lift of. —
Propofe an Oath of Secrecy to be taken by the
Englifly and Scots Commiflioners appoint-
ed to manage the common Caule. ■■
Their Declaration and Vote in order for Peace.
■ Reafons in Support of iheirOath of Secrecy.
. for referring Proportions of Peace
to the joint Committees of both King-
further Reafons urged to this Purpofe. -
■ extraordinary Diligence in railing Money
to fupport their Armies. — —
Reject an Ordinance of the Peers, for further
continuing the joint Committees of both
Kingdoms. ■ —
Recommend to them one of their own framing.
Their Meflage for fettling this Point. —
— Anfwer to the Peers' Reafons for rejecting
their Amendments in the Ordinance. —
— farther Proceedings on this Bufinefs. —
Appoint a Committee of Ways and Means for
f up porting the Parliament's Army.
Their Vote againft the Peers, concerning a
Breach of Privilege. —
Accufc Lord Hun/dan of High Treafon.
Impeach Sir Robert Heath, Sir John Bankis, Sir
Robert Fofter, and Sir John Glanvtlle, ~
High Treafon.
Seize upon the King's Magazine of Plate in the
Tower.
Their Propofal .for coining it.
Oppofed therein by the Peers.
Their Proceedings againft Archbifhop Laud. —
ftrange Meflage to the Peers to expedite
their Bill of Attainder againft him. —
■ joint Endeavours
Divines
leavours with the Affembly ofl
1 fettling Religion. — — 1 1-
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COMMONS, their Reafons in Point of Law, of-
fered to the Peers, for expediting the At-
tainder againft the Archbifhop of Canter-
Their Debate on the fad Condition of the King-
dom, by the Continuance of the War. -
' ■ Vote for bringing in an Ordinance to pro-
hibit either Houte from holding any Of-
fice, Civil or Military. .
■ artful Defign therein, Account of. —
- Debate on this important Affair. —
Carry their Point in paffing this Self-denying
Ordinance. — -■■ "■
Their Anfwer to the Peers' Reafons againft it.
- ■ ■ Ordinance rejected by that Houfe. —
Refentmcnt on this Occafion. — —
Pafs an Ordinance for new- modelling thtArrny.
Vote Sir Thomas Fairfax to be Commander in
Chief of the Parliament's Army. —
Their Arguments inFavour of this Appointment.
■■■ ..■■ Proceedings, with regard to the Choice of
Colonels.
— to the Earl of
m*.
. Mcflage to the Peers, concerning fome
Amendments made by that Houfe, in tin
Ordinance for new-modelling the Army
Importunity with them for paffing this
Ordinance. ■■ ■■ - — ■ — — ■—
— — Addiefs, by the Speaker, to Str7%mmn Fair-
faxt on his being appointed General.' —
- . Declaration for Jupportingthe Peerage.
■ farther AiTuranccs to this Purpofc. —
Pafs an Ordinance for granting an additional
Power to Sir Tbemai Fairfax. — —
Their Mcflage to the Peers for obtaining thei
Confent. — — - ■ ■•
liberal Grant to the Eleflor Palatine. —
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Vol.
>MMONS, their Contempt of die Peers by
this Appointment. — ■ —
Their Mcflage to them for laying Siege to Ox-
— — Order for relieving fuch of their Members
who had loft their inflates by the Civil
War. . .
Lift of, to whom this Appointment was made.
Their Order, concerning Gen. Cromwell's Con-
tinuance in the Army. ■-- ■ ■ ■ -
— Punifhment inflifled on Mr. Cran/erd for
afperfing fome of their Members. — —
— Determination, concerning a Complaint
of Lord Savilt, againft Mr. Holies and Mr.
tWhitlukt, on Account of thetr Behaviour
in the Oxftrd Treaty. ■ -- — 1 14
Prefent to David. Lejlcy, one of the Scots
Generals, for his Succcfs in Htrtftrdfhirs.
Commit two of their Members, Sir Lftvis Dives
and Mr. Gilts Strangvjays, to the Tower,
and for what. . — -
Pius an Ordinance for the abfolute Sale of all De-
linquents' Eftates. —
Their Arguments with the Peers at a Conference
for obtaining their Confent. —
Dilplcafed at them fbr admitting Lord Savilt to
Their Reafons againft it. ■ — —
— r- Requeft for his Recommitment. ■
Votes, in Confequencc of fome Complaints
from Tbrifltirt againft the Setts Army there.
— Lift of Promotions and Grants to certain
Members of both Houfes, to be infilled
upon in their intended Proportions for
Peace. -.-..■ 7— —
- — McfTage to the Peers, concerning a Peace
with the King. ... — — ■■ ■ ■
1 Vote for reducing the Number of Horfe in
the Seats Army. — — — 14
■ Reafons for fuch Reduction. — — 14
— Ofder thereupon. — — — 14
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COMMONS, their Refolutions on the King's Let-
ter, concerning the Earl of Glamorgan'*
Treaty with the Irijb Rebels. — — 14
Tfieir Vote for abollfhing the Court of Wards,
and how occafioned. — — -
Iffue out new Writs for fupplying Vacancies in
their Houfe. " 14
TheirDebate thereon. 14
Refolution, with regard to the Choice of
Perfons to be elected. ■ — —
, Fine impofed on Sir John Goodrich^ for
rcleafing him from the Tower. — —
Declaration, in Anfwer" to fome Papers of
the Scots Commiffioners, concerning Pro-
pofitions for Peace. _
, Reward to Mr. Foggt, for bringing the
News of the Surrender of Ruthin Caftle to
the Parliament's Forces. — — [14
— Refcntment againft the Aflembly of Di
vines, and how occafioned. — — 14
Narrative of the Matter of Fa£t. — — 14
Require an Anfwer thereto. — 14
Their Queftions propofed to' them, concerning
the Jut Div'mum of Church-Government.
Refolutions to prevent a Treaty of Peace
between the King and their Army. — —
«_ touching the Difpofal of the
King, on his coming to the Scots Army be-
fore Newark. — 14
— Conference with the Peers on thisOccafior.
Particulars of. ■
. Vindication of Sir John Eveljn, touching
fome Words fpoke by him at this Confe-
rence againft the Authority of the Houfe
of Peers. — " '
Difchargc Capt. Maffey from Prifon, who had
been committed by the Peers for, opening
the Letters of the Scots Commiffioners. — : 14
Their Anfwer to a Petition of the City of London, I
concerning Independents, and a good Cor- j
refjoondence With the Scots. — — 1 14
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Parliamentary Hijhry of England.
Vol.
COMMONS, their Vote upon a tetter of the
King's to the Marquis of Ormmd* fetting
forth his Reafons for going to the Scats Ar-
Their Letter to the Commirooners of Scotland,
requiting an Account of the Arrears of
Money due to them. — — — —
Baniib, the two Princes, Ruttrt and Maurht, by
a Vote of their Houfe. — —
Tbeir Inftrufilons to the Judges of Affize'for
the Summer Circuit in 1646. — —
— Proceedings for fuppreffing fcandalous
Pamphlets againft the Scots.
— Votes for paying 1 00,000 /. to the Scots
Army, and for fatisfying their further De-
— ■■ Vote for dilcohtinuing the Pcnflons to
their Members.
■ m - for paying another 100,000/. to the
Scots Army. • -
— Orders for the Time of Payment. —
Vote for a third' Sum of 1 00,000 /. to the
Scots Army.
— for a fourth Sum, of like Value. —
Refolution, as to the Time for Payment
thereof. —
- for borrowing 200,000 /. of the
City of London .
— Proceedings on this Occasion. — —
— — Apprehenfions" of a Rupture between' their
Army and the Scots. —
— — Orders thereupon. — - "
Anfwer to the Scots Commiffioners' Papers
claiming a joint Right in dlfpofing of the
King's Perlon." — — -
— . . — relented by the Commiffioners,
and how. ■■ ■ ■
— Succefs in raiting the firft Payment of
200,000 /. for the Scots Army.
.— Refolution, touching Security for the Re-
mainder. ■ — -—
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COMMONS, their Allowance for the King's
Expenccs in his Journey from Ntvjca/ilt
to Hsldenby. ■
Their Gratuities to fundry Members for their
Sufferings, by oppofing the King in the
third Year of his Reign. — —
> i ■ Refpeft to the Memory of Sir Milts Ho-
rn Votes for regulating the Officers under
Sir Tbmat Fairfax. —
. pious Refolution in Confequence thereof.
' ■ ■ ■ Proceedings about reducing the Army, &V.
. Vote for retraining the King's Friends
from Accefs.to him at Hsldenby. —
— . ■ Anfwer to a Petition of the Officers in Sir
Thotnai Fairfax's Army, concerning their
pay, rjff.
—.I Examination of fome Troopers, concern-
ing a Letter by them delivered to Major-
General Skippen, exclaiming againft the
Parliament.
■ ■■- Debate on this Bulinefs. - — ■ —
Styled the Supreme Authority of the Nation, by
a Petition directed to them,
Their Refentment againit it, Account of. —
— Anfwer to a Petition from the City of Lon-
don, touching the Differences between the
Parliament and Army. — —
— — difinterefted Votes, with regard to their
■ own Members. ■ ■
— Order for doubling the Guards about both
Houfes, on Account of the Army's near
Approach to London. — —
ii. for placing H albert s, CSV. for their
Defence. — ^_ _ ,__,
Lift of, charged by the Army with Mifdemcanois
Their Votes in Favour of the Army, and in
what Particulars. — —
— in Proceedings, relating to the Eleven Mem-
bers of their Houie, charged as above. —
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COMMONS, their Refolutions for dlfabllng all
■Perfons who had adhered to the King
from fitting as Members. — —
Give Leave to the Eleven impeached Members
to abfent tbemfelves from the Houfc for
fix Months. ■ ^
Their Motives to this Refyluilon. — —
Deferted by their Speaker, Mr. Lentball, —
tlecl Henry Pelham, Lfq; in his room. —
Prefent him to the Peers for their Approbation.
Their Proceedings on this Occafion. — —
Recall their Eleven Members, impeached by
the Army, to ftt and vote in the Houfc.
Rejeft an Ordinance of the Peers, for making
void all Proceedings during the Ablencc
of the two Speakers. — — . ■■ ■
Give their Confer* t to the fa id Ordinance, and
Their Reafons for infilling upon the fame Pro-
portions of Peace to be fent to the King
at Hampton-Court, as were fent to Ntw~
— Proceedings againft Sir "John Maynari,
and John Glynne, Efq; Recorder of Lon-
don, two of the impeached Members. —
Impeach Sit John Gayrt, Lord Mayor of Lon-
don, of High Treafon, and commie him
to the Tower. = — — .
Jamtt Earl of Suffolk, with fix other
Peers, of High Treafon. — —
Their Preamble to the Proportions of Peace,
intended to be fent to the King at Hamp-
ton-Court. — — ■ _____
Receite InteltigencVof the King's Efcape from
Hampton- Court,
Their extraordinary Vote thereupon.
— I rift ructions to the Commiflionera appoint
ed to collect the Arriars owing upon an
AfTeffment for Pay of the Army. —
further Orders for aboliflling the Obfef
lion of Chrijlmas. —
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COMMONS, their remarkable Order for laying I
down their Privileges. ■ ■- 16
Their Votes againft any further Addrefs to the j
■i Debate thereon. - —
— Order for removing all fufpicious Perrons j
from about the King. — — 16
Impeach Sir 7«^i MaynardtS High Treafon. — 1 16
Their Proceedings againft the Seven Lords late-
ly fct at Liberty. 1 — 16
— Charge againft Sir John Afaynard. — — 16
1 Charge againft John Gfynm, Efq; Recor-
der of London. ' "- 16
— ■ ■■ Declaration, felling forth their Reafons for
malting no farther Addrefs to the King. — 17
How anfwercd by the King, and an anonymous
17
Writer.
Their Order for conferring new Titles and Of- :
ficea upon Thomas Lord Fairfax, — — 17
Impeach James Buna of High Treafon, and .
commit him. ■■■-■ ■■ —17
Their Articles of Impeachment againft Sir Jthn
Gajre.
againft Alderman
■— Votes, relating to the Settlement of the
m ; 1 1 in Confequence of a Petition from
the City of London, concerning their im-
peached Aldermen. ■ —
■ Requeft to the City, touching their Ar-
rears due to the Army. ■ —
— — Resolution for treating again with the King,
and upon what Grounds. — - ■_■■■■ —
■ ■ Refolution for dropping their Impeachment
againft Sir JobnGayre, late Lord Mayor of
London, the Three Aldermen, the Seven
Lords, and their own Members.
Reftore the late impeached Members of their
- Houfe to their Seats in Parliament. — —
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COMMONS, their Debate on that Occafion.— 17
Their Anfwer to a Petition from Surry. — 17
— Elhmatc of a Charge of maintaining a
Troop of Horfe. . —
— Debate on a Motion for feizing fome of
the mod considerable Royalifts, in order
to procure the Releafement of fuch of their
Members who bad been taken Prifoners by
Lord Goring's Army. — —
* ■ ■■ Debate on a Motion for obliging fome new
Officers to take the Covenant. — —
upon an Information of a Defign
to murder the King.
— Examination of Major Ralph, touching a
Defign againft the King's Life. — —
— -- Anfwer to a Petition front the City of* Let-
dun, for a perlbnal Treaty with the King.
— Anfwer to a Petition from the Trinity-
Houfe, and to another from the Water-
men upon Thamet, to the fame Purpofe.
■ Agreement to a Refolucion of the Peers, for
vacating fome former Votes forbidding all
Addredes to the King.
—— Debate upon aMotion for a perfonal Treaty
with the King. ■ —
— Refolution for requiring the King's A (lent
to the Three Proportions previous to a
Treaty. ■ — — —
■— Anfwer to fome Sea Commanders who had
offered their Service to reduce the revolted
— Vote againft the Duke of Buckingham, and
the Earls of Holland and Peterborough, who
bad taken up Arms in Favour of the King.
— ' Anfwer to a Petition from fundry Inhabi-
tants of the City of London, againil making
Peace with the King without previous 6c-
— Vote againft the Seels Army for invading
England in 1648. -- —
— againft thole who invited them. —
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COMMONS, the Occafion of their palling this laft j
Vote, Account of. 17
Their Reafonsfot infilling upon the King's Aflent
to the Three Proportions before a Treaty. ' 17
— — Votes in Cunfequence thereof. — ■ — \
Drop their Refolution concerning theThree Pro- 1
pofitions, and agree with the Peers for a
perfonal Treaty with the King in the ]Jle\
>f frig'*. — — 1
Their Refolutions in Favour of Col. LUbcurne. 1
— ■ Debate about chuling a Member to join
with the Earl of Middlefex and Mr. Bulk-
ley 10 wait on the King with the Votes for a
perfonal Treaty. . — ]
. Appeal to the General Aficmbly of the
Church of Scotland, againfr the Declara-
tion of their Committee of tfiates. 1
Debate on a Motion tor declaring the Prince
of W-W.fr a Rebel and a Traitor. — — 1
— — — Rcalbns for laying this Motion afiilc. — ' 1
Cenfure againft !uch as fhould aflift the!
Prince in the prefent War. — 17;
' Order for preventing a Loan being fent him
by the City, purfuant to his Requeft. — 117
■ ■ 1 Debate on a Petition from the City of Lan~ I
dm for 'a perfonal Treaty with the King, I
as a Means to redrefs their'Grievances. — ' 17 391
— — Debate on aPetition from the Reforms Joes, j 17 392
— — Anfwer to the hitter. — ; 17 392
to the former. — —17 393*4
— » Debate thereupon. — ■ .17 394, 5
— ■- Jnterpofition in Favour of Major Ralph, I
who had been committed for an Attempt!
to murder the King. — — '17 402
— — farther Regard for him, Inftance of. 17 402
— — Refentmetit aga'mft Mr. Oftorne and Mr.1
Dewctt, his Accufcrs. - — : 1 17 402
—t- Debate on a Motion for cenfurmg Sir Johi
Hlppejlty and Mr. Buttity, touching tliei
Proceedings with the King in Carijbrwh
Caftle, in the Ifit af Wight. 17 403, 4,
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Vol. Ptgt.
COMMONS, their Vote for returning Sir John
John HipptJUy and Mr. Buttlty Thanks,
and approving their Conduit. ■
— — Objections and Alterations to the Peers'
Votes for a perfonal Treaty. — — 17
— Order for preventing any Suspicion of the
Marquis of jfrgyle having concurred with
the Sati in their Invafion. — — 17 '42a
— Refolution.for applying to the public Ser-
vice one Half of the remaining Money due
to the Kingdom of Scotland. — ■ — 171420,
— — Proceedings again ft Capt. Haiiburton, a
Menengcr to the King from the Scots Par-
liament. ■ — — 17 421, 2
— Affront put upon the King, Inftance of. 17 422
— — Debate, concerning the Difpofal of the
Prifoners taken at the Surrender of Col-
chtfltr. 17 432, 3
Order for a Gratuity to Mr. John Rujb-
worthy Secretary to Lord Fairfax. — 17 433
— Debate on the Inftruftions to the Com-
miffioners appointed to treat with the
King. • 17 434, 5, 6
Refolution, touching the Difpofal of the
Scots common Soldiers taken Prifoners in
- — Difrefpcct to the Lords' Meilengers, In-
ftances of. 17 445
Order for a Call of their Houfe. ■ 17 445
— — Preamble to a Declaration, letting forth
the Reafons thereof. — ■ — — — 17 446
liberal Grant to Col. Lilbournt, as a Re-
com pence for his Sufferings, JsV. — 17 446
■— Refolution, concerning the Difpofal of
10,000 /. borrowed for the Expence of the
1 — — Debate on the King's Defire that no one
Propofition be binding, if the Treaty break
off upon another. 17 4781*480
— on his own Proportions of Peace
fent to both Houfes. — 18 18 to 20
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COMMONS, their Debate on a Letter from
Gen. fair/ax, defiring Payment of the
Arrears due to his Army. ■„.,. _
. Their Order for fettling 4000 /. a Year on Lord
Fairfax. — ■ —
■ — Debate on a Motion for ordering Lord Ad-
miral Warwick to come up to London. —
— on a Letter from the Lord Giring,
touching an Impeachment againft him.
- on fundry Petitions for immediate
Juftice upon Delinquents,
— ■' Order for a Charge againft Mr. Dtwett,
on Account of his accufing Major Rtlpb.
■■ ■ ■ ' for a Supply for the Fleet under the
Earl of Warwick. —
— Refusion for an Adjournment, at the
Requeft of the Speaker. — —
—■■— Debate thereupon. ■ - ■ , ■
(Revoke this Refolution, at the Requeft of the
Their Vote of Thanks to Gen. Cromwell. —
— Debate on die Charge againft Mr. Dewat.
» " on a Motion for lengthening the
Time allotted for theTreaty with the King.
»— on the Proportions concerning
Delinquents.
■— ; concerning Free-Quarter. -= —
■ on Occafion of the Proceedings ii
■ die Treaty being put into Print. — —
—'■■"■■ r- on the. King's Anfwer concerning
Epifcopacy. — — . ,
■ ■ ' Vote, touching theUnfatisfactorinefs there.
■— — Refolution on the King's Anfwer, as ti
the Sale of Biftiops' Lands. — . —
•— Exceptions to his Anfwer, concerning
Church-Government and abolishing of
— Refolution on the King's Anfwer con-
cerning the Directory and the Book of
Common Prayer. —
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COMMONS, their Refolution concerning the
Article! of Religion. — ■ :
Their Debate on the King's Anfwer, touching -
the Allowance of the Popiih Religion to
ihe Queen and her Family. —
— Refolution on this Point. —
■— Debate concerning the Covenant. -
— — Refolution thereupon. —
— Debate on the feven Delinquents propofed
by the Lords to be proceeded againft ca-
pitally. - ■■ -- ■■ — i
touching a proper Guard for the
Parliament.
- on naming the feven Delinqents to
be excepted from Pardon. —
Refolution, with regard to thofe Perfona
named in the firft Branch of the Propor-
tions concerning Delinquents. ■ ■■■
Lift of thole Lords and Gentlemen de-
figned for Banifhment. — —
— Refolution concerning thofe who had en-
gaged in the War againft the Parliament,
lince January, 1647-8. — —
— — Fine impofed upon the Duke of Hamilton.
— Refolucions upon the King's laft Anfwer
concerning the Church. — —
— Vote on the King's Anfwers concerning the
Proceedings of Lord Ormand in Inland. -
— Debate on the Army*s Remonitrance, de-
manding Juftice againft the King, csV.
— Order for railing Money for the Service of
the Fleet.
■ ■ for committing the Duke of Hamil-
ton dofe Prifoner to Windjor Cattle. —
- — Debate on Lord Fairfax a Letter to Col.
Hammond, requiring his Attendance at
St. Albans. .^— - . . i. .
, on the King's Anfwers to the Pro-
portions of Peace. —
"—Refolution for adjourning the Confidera-
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don, concerning Lord Fairfax's Demand
on that City. —
Their Attempt for flopping his March thither.
Refume the Confideration of the King's Anfwers
Their farther Debate thereon^ — —
■ fecund Adjournment of this Bufinefs. —
Informed of the King's Removal to Hurft Caille
by the Army. - ■
Their Vote on this Occafion.
— further Debate on the King's Anfwers to.
the Piopofitions of Peace. — ■ —
Rcfolutions in Favour of the Treaty.
■ Ufage by the Army on this Occafion, '
Account of.
Appoint a Committee to expoftulate with Lord
Fair/ax, upon the Violence done to their
Members. ■ ■
Their Compliments to Gen. Fairfax^ for his
Service in Scotland. ■ —
— — Refolution for proceeding upon the Army'
laft Propofals. —
— — ■ (mall Number betwixt this Refolve and
the Beheading of the King, Account of. -
i Revocation of their former Proceedings,
concerning die impeached Member! and
the Treaty. ■ ■—
Imprifoncd and fecluded by the Army in De-
cember, 1648, Lift of.
Attending the Houfe, their Votes for vacating
all former ones, touching a perfonal Trea-
ty with the King. —
Their Order to the Lord-General for keeping
the King in fafe Cuftody. — —
--■ — Debate on bringing the King to a judicial
— — Refolution thereupon. —
Who diffemed to the Vote for an Accommoda-
tion with the King, Lift of. — —
Their Vote, declaring it Trcafon in the King to
levy War agahift the Parliament. —
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COMMONS, their Ordinance for his Trial,
Form of. ■
Their Rcfentment again ft the Peers for rejeft-
— — Refolution in Confequence thereof. —
Slight put on the Queen's Letter in Behalf
of the King.
— ■ Votes, declaring themfelves the Supreme
Power of the Nation. 18
Order concerning Delinquents. - —
concerning fcandalous Pamphlets.
— — concerning the King's Perfon.
■ > concerning the Commiftioners ap-
pointed for erecting an High Court of Ju-
fticc for trytrj the King. — —
Pafs an Act of th.'.r own Houfe alone for that
Purpofe
Their Indorfcm^'t thereupon, Form of. —
Order for ;i >.—./ Great Seal, and the Ex-
pence the: of, ■ —
Declaration, thewingtheir Reafons for va
eating ail former Votes in Favour of the
Treaty with the King. — —
Pats an Aft for adjourning Hil/aryTerm in 1648,
without afking the Lords' Confent. —
Their Manner of prejudging the King's Death
Pafs an Aft for changing the Style of all public
Proceedings in the Courts of Juftice.
Their Aft againft proclaiming any Perfon as
King of England, Form of. — — 18
Proceedings, relating to the late King's
Body, Sells, Papers, Wc. — —
Order concerning thofe Members who had
voted for a Treaty with the King, —
concerning thofe who had oppofed it. 18
Lilt of, re-admitted into the Houfe, upon
ing their Diflent to the Vote for an Accom-
modation with the late King. — 1
How complimented on their ncw-a(liim'd Power.
Their Contempt of the Peers, Intranet of. —
■ — -Anfa-er to the Dutch Ambafladors' Ad-
drels on Behalf of the late King.
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COMMONS, their DiiTolution of the Houfe of
Peers, Account of. ■ — —
Their Diflolution of Monarchy. — — —
■ Order for creeling a Council of State. —
— Refolution concerning the late King's Bu-
Urder the Great Seal to be broken, and appoint
Their Coinmitttoncrs to whofe Cuitody it was
committed* Lift of. .—
■ ■ Salary to each - ■■— —
— i- Mark of Honour put on Sir Thames Wti-
dringtoHy and on what Account. ....—.—
— i Declaration to maintain the Fundamental
Laws of the Nation. —
■ ■ Alterations in the Style of the Courts of
■■"■■ Oath impofed on the Judges who accepted
of Commiffions from them. ■
■ i — Inductions for the Council of State. —
« ■ Lift of Lords and Gentlemen that coniti-
tuted it. ■;
•— — Manner of admitting the Ambafladors of
the States General to an Audience. —
■■ i Anfwcr to them, concerning their Appli-
cation in Behalf of the lace King. —
■ i Ordef for taking down the late King's
Arms from all public Places. ^- -
m- Declaration, on account of two Letters
from the Sttti Com mi Hi oners, concerning
the Proceedings againft the late King. —
— — Order for preparing two new Seals for the
Ufe of the Council of State.
Alteration in the Form of Writs, Etfc. —
■ Engagement to be taken by the Members
of the Council of State, Form of. ■—■-—.
Hemove the Earl of Warwick from the Office
of Lord High-AJmiral. — —
Their Manner of difpofing thereof, &c. —
— - Order concerning the Prince Elector Pu-
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Parfmmeniary Hijlpry of England.
COMMONS, their Declaration, in Anfwer to a
Remonftrance from the Scuts Commiffion-
ers in Lend**, concerning the Proceedings
againft the late King, tiff. ™_^
Tiisir Manner of refuting this Remonftrance,
Account of. — — —
contemptuous Treatment of the Setts Com-
miflioners. - — ' ' ■- ■
final] Number of fitting Members in March
,648.
1 — refpe&fol Anfwer to a Petition from Lord
Fairfax. an& his Council of War, touching
divers Regulations. — —
— Vote for raifing an additional Number of
— Proceedings on a Petition from the Duke
of Hamilton and others, fentenced to Death.
Resolutions with regard to Other Royalifts,
who had diftinguiihed themfelves in Fa-
vour of the late King. — — ■
— AH for abolifhing Monarchy. — ■
for abolifhing the Houfe of Peers, —
— Declaration, fetiing forth their ReaTons
for eftabliihing a Commonwealth. —
Order for difpoung of the Perfonal Eftates
of the late King, the Queen, and Prince of
Wales.
lira Land-Tax of 90,000/. a Month upon the
Kingdom by their own Authority: —
Their Speaker's Letter to forward the ratting
Take PtntefraS Caftle. -i-
Their Bounty to the Town for repairing the
Church there, — — — —
■ to Major-General Lambert, who
commanded their Forces before Pentefracl.
■— RefiMtment againft the Authors, &e. of a
Pamphlet, intituled, The Second Part of
England'* new Chains difemstrtd. - —
*■ — Vote of High Tieafon againft the Marquis
ef Ground. • • • ■ ■
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COMMONS, prohibit the Clergy from meddling
with Affairs of State in their Pulpits. —
Their Sentence ipiinfl rfi/raba& Reynold/on, Lord
Mayor of London., for refuting to proclaim
an Aft for abolishing Monarchy. — —
— 1 farther Refentment againft him and divers
Aldermen of that City. — —
■ Order for taking away the Privilege of
each refpeftive Member, with regard to hi
Perfon and Eftate. . —
— — Provifion for the better Maintenance of Mi-
ni Hers and Maflers of Colleges in the tw
Univerfuies, out of Deans and Chapte;
Lands. ■ ■ ■■
Commit Lieutenant-Colonel Liliourne, and three
others, to the Tower, for writing a Pam-
phlet againft the new Republic. — —
Their Anfwer to a Pet it ion in Favour of the above
Prifoners. — —
; from the Female Sex,
in Favour of Lilbournt, &c. — - —
■ ■■ annual Allowance for the Support of the
Duke of Ghtutfltr and'tlie Lady Etiza-
beib, two of the late King's Children. —
- Inscription upon the new Coin, Account
the
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Pafs an Aft of Oblivion. — —
— - for the Sale of Deans and Chapters
Lands. — —
Their Preamble to the lad-mentioned Aft. —
— — Orders for preventing frefh Infurreilions.
■ rigorous Treatment of Col. LUlourne,
MdP\ Tfahiyn, Prince, and Overton.
Pafs an Aft againft Free-Quarter. — —
1 for declaring what Offences were
to be judged Treafon. — ■
Their Agent (Dr. Dariflaut) at the Hague af-
faffinated. ,- —
Bounty to his Children. — —
■ Declaration on account of that Murder.
Pais an Aft for eftablifhing the Commonwealth.
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Vol.
COMMONS, their Cenfure patted upon two Al-
dermen of London, for refufing to proclaim
the A& againft Monarchy. ■ 19
Their Appointment of fix new Judges, Ac-
count of. ■■' ■ ._— 19
of new Maces throughou
Kingdom. ■ — - —
— Entertainment by the City of London. —
Ceremony on that Occafioti. — —
Vote of Thanks to the City for their Re-
fpca.
— — A& for better Maintenance of the Paro-
chial Clergy, AbftraS of. — —
— Votes for reducing the Honours paid to
the late King's Children. — —
— extraordinary Favours, He. conferred up
on Serjeant Brad/haw, Account of. — 19
— — Vote for rewarding their other Friends. 19
Appoint Lieu ten ant-Genera I Cromwell Gover-
nor-General of Ireland. —
Their Vote, touching the Civil and Military
Power in that Kingdom. — —
— — Refolution for difpofing of the Crown
■ Lift of Houfes and Parks referved for the
life of the Commonwealth. —
— - extraordinary Favour done to the City of
• — Letter to the Stats Parliament, fignifying
their Deltre of an amicable Agreement be-
tween the two Nations. — —
— Declaration, fating forth their Endeavours
for removing all Differences between them
and the Parliament of Scotland. — —
'Appoint a Faft for a Bleffing upon their Forces
going for the Relief of Ireland. — —
Their Orders for regulating the Conduit of the
Clergy, touching the State. — -
fib an Adt for Sale of the Crown Lands. — —
Tbetr Preamble thereto, with an Abftraft of the
fcd Aft. '
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COMMONS, pafs an Act. for declaring it High
Treafon to counterfeit the Coin. —
Their Preamble to an A& for propagating the
Gofpel in New- England: — •* — .
Paft an A£t for the readier Sale of Deans and
Chapters Lands. —
Their' Vote for continuing the Afleffincnt of
90,000 /. a Month. — — -■-
How "addrefled by the City of Hamburgh.
Their Orders for melting down the Regalia, and
demolifln'ng the Statues of the late King.
Obtain a compleat Victory over the Marquis of
Ormonds Forces in Inland. — —
Appoint a general Thankfgi ving on that Account.
Their Declaration previous thereto, with the
Particulars of the Aition. — —
p— Bounty toLieutenant-General "fonts for his
Service therein. — - __„ .
Pafs an ASt for prohibiting the Importation of
French Wines and other Manufactures. —
Their Orders concerning Sir fohn Wintourt Sir
Ktnebn bigby, and Mr. IValtir Mentag&t
—— partial Ait for Relief of infolvent Debtors.
. Interruption by Mutinies, t£t. in divers
Places, Account of* — — ■ —
■ ASt for regulating the Prefs, AbiTract of.
——Declaration in Vindication of their Proceed-
— ' ' Ceremony on approving of a new Lord
Mayor of London. — — * —
Appoint a Day of Thankfgiving for the taking
of Droghtda by Cromwell. — — -^—
Their Declaration thereupon. — —
— — Engagement to be true to the Common-
wealth Government. — ■ - ■ ■■■
- " Order for obliging all Perfons that bore
any Office to fubfcribe the fame. ■
Alter the Style heretofore ufed in their Orders,
ifc. and how. - —
Their Proceedings, in order to lecure their ac-
quired Power. ■ ■ ■■■ "■
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Vol.
COMMONS, their Re-admiffiort of fecluded
Members on certain Conditions, Lift of.
Tlieir Refentmtnr againft Cltmtnt Walker, Efq;
and for what. ' ■ . .
Proceedings againft fuch Citizens tf London,
who had been of the late King's Part/.
Pals an Aft for laying an Excife on certain
Commodities. — — - --.—
Set afide Col. Lil&eurne's Ele&bn as a Com-
mon-Council Man of London. — —
Their Proceedings againft Papifts, Cavaliers, WV.
Eftimate of the Charge of their Fleet for the
Summer's Service for 1650. — —
Their Ad, requiring all Perform, being eighteen
Years of Age, to fubferibe an Engagement
to be true to the Commonwealth Govern-
ment, Abftraft of. — ■-
—. — Refoluiion, for defiring Gen. Cromwtlt to
come home. -— — — ■ .
— — Proceedings, with regard to the Mannei
of electing future Parliaments. — —
Appoint Major-Genera! Inton Prefident of the
Province of Munjler. — — —
Their Refolutkm concerning the Style of Ad
drefs to them from foreign Powers. —
1 further Succefs againft the Rebels in Ire-
land. Account of, — - ___
Commiffion to their Agents abroad. —
Appoint. a Faft-Day, with their Reafons for fo
doing. 1 — _■
Their Election of a Council of State for the
Year 1 650, Account of. — —
■ ■ ■ Order for accommodating Gen. Cromwell
on his coming to London. — —
Refentment againft a Book, afferting the
Obfervarion of the Jew'tjh Sabbath. —
• Ac* for erefling a new College at Dublin,
Abftraaof. I
Paft an A&. for felling the Fee-Farm Rents of
the Crown. — —
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COMMONS, pafs an A& for eftablJihing a High
Court of Juftice. — -■■■
Their Order for fecuring (he Eftates of Royalifti
refiding abroad. — .
' ' Jurifdi&ion in Matters relating to the or-
dinary Courts of Juftice, Inftance of. —
■ Order for making void all Titlei of Ho-
nour granted fince carrying the Great
Seal to Oxford. — t-
' for taking down the King's Arms
in Churches, Ships, &c — —
— ■ A& for a better Provifion for the Clergy.
— — ™ for a ftri&er Obfcrvation of the Sab-
bath, Abftraa of. —
— — — Forces augmented, and in what Manner.
Puniihment of inceft, Adultery, and For-
nication, Particulars of. — —
— Preamble to an Act for a Fall, on Account
of their Invafion of Scotland.- — . —
Appoint Sir Tbamas Widdrington and Serjeant
Green for their (landing Counfel. —
Robert Reynolds, Efq; their Sollidtor- Ge-
Admit the Lord Schacp, Com miffioner from the
States of Holland and Wtft-Fritzland, to
an Audience. — ■
Their Ceremony on that Occaflon, — —
Anfwer by ihe Speaker. — —
— ■ Refolution for fending Lord-General Fair-
fax and General Cromwell with an Army
into the North. —
■ ■ i Vote of Thanks to Lord Fairfax for. his
faithful Services. —
— ■ Refolution to fend an Army into Scotland.
■ i Declaration of the Juftice and Neceffity
thereof. ~ ■
Repeal the Ordinance for cbnftituting Thomas
Lord Fairfax Captain -General of all their
Appoint Lieutenant- General Cromwell to fuc-
ceed bis Lordihip in that important Station.
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Vol.
COMMONS, their AG for fuppreffing of profi
Swearing and Cutting, Abftract of.
Receive Information of Mr. Jftbam, their Agent
in Spain, being aflaflinatcd. — —
Their Proceedings againlt fundry Royalifta or
this Occafion, Account of. — —
— Vote foi prohibiting Commiffioners of Ex
cife from holding any other Employment.
Appoint a Day of Thanklgiving for the further
Succefs of their Forces in Ireland, under
Sir Cbarlts Coot.
Their Declaration thereupon, fetting forth the
Particulars of that Viflory. — —
— Treatment of Mr. ytntins, Minifter of
Cbri/i's Church, London., for refufmg to
obferve a Faft-Day appointed by them. -
— — Refolution for fending Prince Henry and
Princefs Elizabeth, two of the late King's
Children, out of England. — —
Pals an Ad for obliging Sheriffs to difperfe the
Orders, He. of that Houfe. — —
— — for prohibiting all Intercourie with
Scotland. • ■ ■■— ■— ■ ■ ■ 19
■ for advancing Trade, Abftract or. 19
Their Act for fuppreffing atheiftical andblafphe-
mous Opinions in Religion, Abftractof.
■ Narrative of the taking of fFattrford, Ca-
tbtrleigby He. by Commiflary- General
1 — - Declaration, in Oppolttion to one publUh'd
in Sect/and by King Cbarlit II. — —
— Act for appointing a Day of Thanklgiving,
on occafion of a great Victory obtained
over the Seats near Dunbar. — •—
— annual Allowance for the Support of Prince
Hinry, Account of. — — —
Vote for an Afleflinent of 120,000/. a
Month, to carry on the War in Scotland.
■'tis an Act for impowering the Excife to be
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Conscience iit Mitten of Religion. —
Their Preamble to this A&. — —
— — Proceedings, on occafion of Barbados, awl
other Plantations in the Wtft-Indiit* re-.
volting from them. — — —
■ CommiSoners appointed to go to Inland*
for the Purpofe of fettling the Civil Affairs
there, Lift of. —
— *— InftniSions to them. ^— — ; —
, Proceedings, concerning the future Election
of Members to fit in Parliameht. ——
Fab an Aft for regulating the Sale of Meal, and
preventing its Abufe. — —
. for further inforcing former Acb
for felling of Bifhops' Lands. — —
mm for appointing Convoys for Trade.
- for prohibiting the Obfervation of
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Saints Days in Term.
, -for preventing Supplies being fent
to ScvtUnd. "
- for tranflating all Proceedinj
Law into Engtijb. — —
Their further Succeft againft the Irtfit Rebels.
Pals an Aft for afcertaining the Fees to be paid
by Lords of Manors, on pairing their Ac-
counts in the Exchequer. — —
. for regulating Abufes in Ntrwicb
Stirfrs. ■ —
Order the Proceedings at the Trial of the late
King to be entered on Record. — —
Their Ceremony in admitting Don Alonfo it Cor-
dtnat, Ambaffador from the King of Spain,
to an Audience. ^— — —
Appoint the 30th ofjmmary, 1650, for a Day
of Thanltrglving, on Account of the Sur-
render of Edinburgh Cattle. —
Their Resolutions, touching the Manner of re
ceiving foreign Minifters. —
1 ■- ■ ■ concerning the Sale of De
linquents' Eftates. — —
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COMMONS, their Difguft at the King of Portu-
gal, for his Indulgence to Prince Rupert.
Their Manner of admitting the Partupiife Agent
to an Audience. ■ —
Appoint Mefl'. St. John and Strickland to be their
Ambafladors to the- States General. —
Their A& againft forcible Marriages, Abftract
. Counterfeiting their Seal, made High Treafon.
Appoint a new Council of State, — ■
Their Bounty to Admiral Blah. — ■■ —
— Precautions upon the Rumour of an Inva-
fion by the Sots. ■■■■ ■
■— further Succefs in Inland, Account of. —
Proceedings of their Ambafladors in Holland, Ac-
count of. ■■ - • —
Their Resolutions thereupon. — —
relating to fbme Affronts of-
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fered to their Ambafladors at the tiagx
Votes relating to the Difpute with the King
of Portugal. —
— Refentment again ft that Monarch and his
Ambauador. -
— Sentence patted upon Lord Howard of
F.fcrick, for Bribery. >
— — Orders, upon Notice of a fpeedy Vifk from
the Scots.
■ further Succefs againft the Irifh. — —19
Pais an A& for the Sale of the Lands and Eftates
forfeited for High Treafon againft the Com-
monwealth. — -■ ■ ■-■■- —
Their Refutation for augmenting their Forces,
Monthly Pay of their Army, at this Time, fur-
prizing Amount of. — _____
Their Orders for preferving the public Records.
Receive Advice of the King's March towards
England, with an Army of Scots. — —
Their A&s patted for oppofing the Invafion of
the Scots. r
-— Declaration, making it High Treafon to
hold any Correfpondcnce with the King,
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COMMONS, their Proclamation, declaring King
Cbarlii II. a Traitor.
Their Favour done to Col. Mactworth, for his
contemptuous Letter to the King.
'~— further Succefs in Scotland, Account of. -
■ Refolution for difpofing of the Recoids,
with the Regalia, &t, taken in Stirling
Pafs an &&. for continuing the Monthly AfTefT-
ment of 120,000/. — '■
Their Order forenforcing the Collection there-
Pafs an AS for reducing the Intereft of Money
Their contemptuous Treatment of a Summons
from the King to the Nation in general. -
— — Appointments, in Confluence of the De
feat of the Scots Army at Worcefttr.
.. ■■ - Deputation to compliment Gen. Cramwell
on his Vidtory.
Inltruclions to them. —
Bounty to the Officers of their Army. —
Proclamation, offering a Reward of 1000 /.
for apprehending the King's Pcrfon. ■
——Settlement upon Gen. Cromwell for hisSer-
. vices to the Commonwealth. — — ■ ■
— upon Henry Iretsn, Efq; Lord-
Deputy of Ireland, — —
— — further Succefs in Scotland. — —
— — Proceedings, touch irg a newReprefentative
i A£t for a general Thankfgiving, on Ac-
count of their great Succeffcs, with a Nar
rative of the Particulars thereof. — —
— — Difpofal of the Scitt common Soldiers, Ac-
count of. —
— — Refolution in Favour of Mr. Jenkins, and
fome other Prifoners. — —
— -■■ AS for encouraging Navigation, A oft raft
- — Account of the King's Efcape Into France.
-— ■■ Time fixed upon for a Didblution, —
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COMMONS, their Council of State for the Year
1652, Lift of. — 20 78, 9
Obtain the Surrender of Limerick, and the Ifles
ofjtrfty and Man. 20 79
Their Lift of Commiffioners appointed to go
into Scotland, in order to introduce an£»-
glijb Government in that Kingdom. — 20 82, 3
Reduction of the Excife. — — 20 83
— of the Monthly AffefTment. - 20 83
Appoint a Committee for regulating the PraQice
of the Law. ■ 20 8+
Their Punifhment of Jofiah Prymate and Col.
John Liltoume, for petitioning againft Sit
Arthur Hafilrigge. — — 20 84
— — Aci for vacating Honours granted by the
late King. — — — ■ 20 85
^— Vote, relating to Tytbes. — — 20 80
Bounty to Colonels Overton, lngoldjby,
and Pryde. 20 87
Commence a War with the Dutch. — — 20 87
Their Preparations on that Occaiion. — 20 87
Defeat of the Dutch Fleet under Admiral
Van Tromp. 20 89
— Interruption given to the Dutch Fifhcries I
on the Northern Coafts, Account of. — 20 90
— — Order for pulling down Cathedral Churches
and felling the Materials. — — 20 90
■ oppreffive Methods of railing Money for
carrying on the Dutch War. — — 20 91
— Lift of Commiffioners appointed to fettle 1
the Government of Ireland, — — 120 91
■ Inftrudtions to them for that Purpofe. - 20 92 to 97
" Vote for opening a Trade with France. - 20 99
— Proceedings, in order to a Treaty with I
Commiffionert frcm Scotland, about an
intended Union of the two Nations. — laOiIOI
" Difference with Denmark, Account of. - , 20, 102
— Proceedings, touching Delinquents' Eft ates 1 |
and Crown Lands. — j 20 ; 103
— — new Council of State for the Year 1653,!
Lift of. 20 103, 4.
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COMMONS, thefr Preparations for carrying on
the Dutch War. — ■-
Their additional Order for abolishing the Fefti-
val of Chrtflmat-Day. —
■ ' Reduction of Land Forces. — —
- Orders for prohibiting the Refort to Mafs.
Banifh Jefuits and Rtmijb Priefts out of England.
Their great Viflory over the Dutch, after three
Days Engagement, Ac count of. — —
■ Order for a Thankfgiving on that Occafion
■ ' ■' further Proceedings, touching their Dif-
folution. ______ ______
■ ■ ■ Vote, as to the Number of Members from
Scotland and Inland allowed to fit in the
Houfe. ■
—•— - nioft remarkable A&s palTed in the Year
1652, Abftraa of. --■
— — Diffolution by Gen. Cromwell, Particulars
Lift of, returned to ferve in Crtmwtlfs third
Parliament. —
Their Treatment of his new Houfe of Lords,
Account of. — — ■ ■ ■ ■
Lift of, returned to ferve in the Parliament fum-
moned by Richard Crtmwc-ll. — —
Elecl Chakntr Chute, Kfq; their Speaker. —
Tbeit Debate on a Bill for recognizing Richard's
Title to the Protectorate. — —
- .. .i —■ ■--■■ - on the Bounds and Power of an-
other Houfe. — _____
■ Favour to Gearge Duke of Buckingham.
■— - farther Debate on the Bounds, &c of an-
other Houfe. ■■ -' ■' — —
■ 1 Allowance of Scats Members to fit in Par-
liament. • ■
Chufc Thtntas Bampfeld, Efq; for their Speaker.
Their Favour to Major-General Overton. —
— — Allowance of Irijb Members to fit in the
Houfe. r . —- —
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COMMONS, pifi a Bill for tramacling BuGnefa
with the new Houfe of Lords. — —
Theix Debate concerning that Houle, and the
Allowance of Stels and Irijh Members.
■ ' ■ concerning a public Faft. —
— Votes concerning the Officers of the Army.
— ■ Difiblution, and how occafioned. —
Lift of, returned to ferve in the Convention
Parliament. ^— — .,.—
Chufe Sir Harbottli Grimjhn for their Speaker.
Their folcmn Thanks to Gen. Minii, for his
eminent Services. — -■ -
to Col. Ingoldfby. —
How addrefled by the King, in order to his Re-
ft or at ion. -— — — — „
Their Vote for an immediate Supply to the
Prefent to Sir Jahn Grenvillt. — —
Anfwer to the King's Letter. — —
— - Committee appointed to carry it, Lift of.
• Vote for a prefent Supply to the Duke of
. . ■ — to the Duke of
Gitutifttr.
Order concerning WbiukallmA the Mews.
Lift of Necefiaries to be provided for the
, King's Service. ^___ -
Reprimand to Mr. Lmthall, and Occafion
1 Proceedings againft the Regicides.
— Order for fecuring Secretary Thurltt. —
— — for providing Robes, He. for the
— i - — for feizing the Goods of the late
?ibn Bradjhma, £fq; — —
otes concerning the Regicides. — —
— Lift of Perfons ordered to be fecured. —
■ Settlement on the King, in lieu of the Court
of Wards and Tenures. — — —
*— Proccffion to Wbttthalli to attend the King's
Coining there, » —
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COMMONS, their Thank* to the Committee
fent to the King at Brida.
Their Oaths taken to the new Government. —
■ Lift of Perfons to be excepted for Life and
Eftate out of the A& of Indemnity.
w— Lift of Perfons voted to be (pared for Life.
— . .. further Exceptions of Fcr&as out of the
Act of Indemnity. — -
— . Debate on the whole Number to be ex-
cepted.
■ Thanks to Admiral Montague for his Ser-
vices. ■
— Prefent of Money to the Queen Dowager.
Debate on the Bill of Indemnity.
■ ■ ■ ■ Debate on Religion, — —
further Debate on the BUI of Indemnity. -
i final Lift of Perfons excepted for Life and
Eftate. —
— — farther Debate on Religion. ■
Debate on a Poll-Bill. —
Pafs the Bill of Indemnity. —
Their Debate on a Bill of Sales, with refpedr. to
the King's and Church Lands. —
Poll Bill ps-flcd. —
Otder for difciiarging the Guards from at-
tending the Houfe. — ■ —
. ■ — further Debate on Relipion. —
Rc-motiftrance to the Lords, concerning
the Act of Indemnity. ■ — —
_ Debate, whether the Money-Bill Ihould
precede the A8 of Grace. — —
. MeflJgetotheKing on determining for the
former, ■
How anlwered by him.
Their Debate on a Bill concerning Sir G targe
Bulb, —
— — Recompence for his Services. — —
. Debate on a Biil for reftoring Miniftei
their Livings. —
i Debate concerning embezzled Good*
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COMMONS, their farther Debate on the Mini'
ftcrs- Bill.
Their Votes on the Bill of Sales. —
Votes on the Minifters' Bill. — —
— Debate on the Lords' Alterations in the Bill
of Indemnity.
— — further Debate on Religion. — —
Debate on a Conference with the Lords,
touching the Poll-Bill.
— ■■ ■ — on a Conference with the Lords,
touching the Pardon-Bill. — —
- on a fecond Conference, about the
fame Butinefs.
— further Proceeding therein.
Debate on fome Propofals for djlhanding
the Army. ' ■
Refolutions thereon.
— — Debate on a Menage from the King, con-
cerning a Recefs. — :
Prefent of Money to the Duke of York. —
' ■ totheDulceofG/tfun^rr.
— Petition to the King, concerning Dutch
Encroachments on "Trade. — —
— Refolutions, concerning the Revenue of
the Crown. ■ ' ■ ■ ■■■■■■
— - farther Debate on difbanding the Army. -
Pals a Bili for Confirmation of Marriages by Ju
ftices of Peace. — ■ ■
Their Order, relating to the Sales of Bifliops
Lands. — — — ■ - ■-■
— — Debate on a Motion for defiling the King
to marry. — —
— — Grant for the King's prefent Supply.
— — Prefent to the Princefs Henrietta. —
— - Eftimate of the Charge of difbanding the
Land Forces and paying off the Ships.
Provifion for thofe Purpofes. — —
Bring in a Bill for preventing the Exportation of
Wool, Wf.
— . ,. ., . for erecting an Endowment of
Vicarages out of Rectories appropriate. •
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COMMONS, bring In a Bill for an Annherfary
Fell on the }»th of January. ■ — —
Their Debate 00 the Alimony of Wives who live
from their Hufbanda. — —
— concerning the Debt* of the Army
and Navy. — -*— ■
. ,— — concerning the Militia. — —
— Proceedings againit Mr* Droit, for wri-
ting a Book, called Tbt Lang Pariionumt
revived. — — — : 23
— Debate on the Court of Wards. — — 23
Exceptions to Paffagea in Mr. Droit's
Book.
■■- — Debate on fome Refolutions thereon. —
farther Debate on the Court of Wards. —
1 on the Militia-Bill.
■t ■ Debate on the Court of Wards refumed.
•— — final Refolutions touching the fame.
— Debate on Religious Affairs. — —
..,-,.„ ,_- or a Ji)l concerning the Earl of
Arundel. - ■ ■ ■ ■
— farther Debate on the Alimony of Wives.
- on the Earl of ArundtFa Af-
fair.
11 the Bill of Attainder. •
- Impeachment againft Mr. Droit, Form of,
- Renewal of the Debate on the Bill of At-
tainder. — — —
- Debate on a Cafe concerning the Earl of
Dtrby. — —
on the City of London's providing
Trophies, fcrV. *
on Grievances. —
- Grant to the King, on Account of bis Co-
ronation. — —
- Reward to Col. Windham, and Occafion
thereof. — —
- Debate concerning Admiral Low fin.
- Reward to Col. Majfty. —
— r to Capt. Tilus. —
•— •— — - to. Mrs. Jam fane. — . —
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COMMONS, pafs ■ Bill for tte&ing a General
Letter Office. — — — 23
Their Debate concerning the Officers of the
Court of Wards. — ■ 23
■ , , — .... ■— . on Wine Ltcenfes. — — 23
- ■ ■ ■ ■ concerning the Queen of Bohemia. 23
■ ■-■ ■concerning the Prices of Wines. - 23
- Grant to the Duke of Ytrk. — — 23
to the Queen of Bf hernia. — — 23
- Debate concerning Privilege. — — 23
COMMON-PRAYER-BOOK, when cotnpil'd
and authorized by Parliament —
COMMON-PRAYER, Reformation of, De-
bate about it in the Houfe of Common*.
Resolutions of the Commons concerning it. — 9
Aboli&ed by an Ordinance of Parliament. — 13
COMMON COUNCIL ef Ltnden, their Peti-
tion to the King at Oxford for Peace —
Their Proceedings in Confequence of the Re-
ceipt of two Letters from Gen. Fairfax.
— — Refelittions concerning the great Concourie
of Reformado Officers about the Cttjr. —
■ for discharging fuch Soldiers as
bad inlifted upon the Votes of Parliament
and Committee of the Militia, —
— • A&, in ConJeguence of an Infurre&ion
Lttdion, in Favour of the King. ■
■ ■ ■ Refolutions, in regard to fome Commo-
tions in Kent. — —
Order of Parliament for their Discontinuance.
Reverfa! thereof. — *— — ■
COMMONWEALTH, when eftablimed in En-
gland. — — -
COMMON FAME, deem'dby the Commons to
be a good Ground of Aceufatlon again ft
the Duke of Buckingham. • — •—
COMMUNION, Debate thereon by the Houfe
of Commons, Anno 1571. — —
COMMUNION-TABLE, Refolutions of the
Commons concerning it. — -
Re&ludoni of the Peers. — —
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COMPTON, Lord Henry, when fitft fummoned
' , to Parliament ■ — ■ ■ ■ — —
COMPTON, Spencer, Earl of Northampton, de-
fetts the Parliament, and goes to King
Charles I. at Ywk. ' —
His Excufe for not returning purfuant to a Sum
Impeachment againft him on this Account, Par-
ticulars of. -. —
— , ■ — — for High Trealbn. —
Reverfal of his Sentence. —
CONELLY, Owen, h\s Reward for the Difco-
very of the Irijh Rebellion. —
CONFERENCE, Report of, between the two
Hoiiies, concerning fome Papers of the
Sects Comniiffioners being printed. ■ ■ ■
. concerning the Difpofal of the
King. — —
-,. ■ between Geneial Fleetwood and
Mr. Whitktkt, about bringing in King
Charles 11. — — —
i the Lords and Commons,
at the Convention Parliament, concerning
the Regicides. — — —
- the two Houfes, concern-
X to the
Vol. Pagt.
ing the Subjea-Matter of the Poll Bill. -
, _ con- 7
cerning the Bill of Indemnity. - — I
CONSCIENCE, remarkable Diftinaion of. —
CONSPIRATORS in the EngUJb Army againft
the Parliament, Lift of. — —
CONTRACT, Treaty of, between King Jamesl.
and his Subjects, relating to Tenures, WV.
CONVENTICLERS, in Scotland, fummoned by
Mary Queen Regent to join the French
Intereft againft Q_ueen Elizahetb. —
Refufe to obey this Order. — —
CONVENTION, held by William I. at Winafor,
in 1072. -"■
165, 6
87
205,
268
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CONVENTIOK, held by Henry 1. at London, m
Held by Henry I. at London, — 1 107. —
■ ■ ■ Saiijbury, — — Iii6. —
by Stephen, — Oxford, — — 1 136. —
Ltnden, ■ — — 1152.
- Henry I
— IValllngford, — II56. —
-Clarendon, 1 164. —
I71.
- John,
York,
■ ' ■ Northampton, — 1176.
— ^— — —— Gayntington, — 1 iii6. —
-Ricbardl.- Weflminjier, — 1189. ~
- Nottingham, — 1 194. —
— Lincoln, - — 1200. —
—— ^— ^— — Oxford, — — 1204. —
— ■ ■ ' London, — — 1213, —
Runningmede, ~ 1215. —
-Henry HI.— London, — — 1223. —
■ ■ Northampton,— 1 224. —
— — — — — WeftmlnjUr, — 1225. —
Oxford, — — 1227. —
— ■ ' irtflminfler, — 1232. —
■ — Lambeth, — 1232. -—
— ■' Oxford, -^- — ] 233. —
IPtJlmtnfter. • — ■ 1233. —
- Weft,
- Merton, —
1234.
1236.
London, i237. _
- Tori,
- London, —
- London, -
— J 237.
■ 1237- —
• 1242. —
, — 1244. —
— 1246. —
- London, — — 1246. —
- London, — — 1248. —
-London, — — 1248. —
-London, — — J251. —
- tfe/lminjler, — 1252. —
- London, — ■ — 1 254. —
- London, — — 1254. —
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,n ■ Wiftminftir, — 1257. —
- — 1 — London, 125a- —
■ ■ ■ Oxford, 1258. —
■ ■ . Oxford, — — 1263. —
. London, — — 1264. —
■ ■ ■ Linden, 1265. —
- JVtncbefttr, — 1265. —
- — - Ktntlwartb, — 1266. —
. .. . .c« Bdmendfinry, 1267. —
.. . Martbtrmgb^ ~- 1269. —
CONVENTION of the King and Peers at York,
Account of. — — —
1 of the Peers and Commons
with the King at Oxford* and their Pro-
ceedings there, in order for a Peace with
the Parliament. — — —
CONVOCATION, Hatiftof, iropofeanewOlth
for the Support of Epifcopacy and Church-
Government. — — —
Their Danger from the Populace. — —
Power o£ defended, and how. — —
CONVOCATIONS of the Clergy, when ap
pointed to be called by the King's Writ.
CONVOYS for Security of Trade, when firft 2p
pointed. — — —
CONWAY, Lord, his Speech to the Parliament
in 1625, concerning the State of foreign
Affairs. — — —
His Speech to the Parliament in 1625, concern-
ing the State of domeftic Affairs. — —
— Vindication of King Charltt I. agalnft a
Complaint of the Commons. — —
. of the Duke of Buckingham to
the Parliament, in 1626. — —
— Letter to the Earl of Briftol, relating to his
Negotiations in Spain. —
Charge againft him by the fait) Earl. •
His Anfwer thereto. —
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Peers, and com milted, on Suspicion of be-
ing concerned in a Plot againlt the Parlia-
ment. — ■ ■ ■■
Admitted to Bail. — —
Joins die King at Oxford. — —
Deterts bim, and returns to the Parliament. —
Complaint againft him by the Karl of EJJtx. -
His Examination and Anfwers, Particulars of.
CONYERS, Sir John, complained of to the Par-
liament, and why. — -
Made Lieutenant of the Tower, at the Requeit
of the Commons. — ■ —
COOKE, Col. his Narrative of the King's refuting
to efcape from Newport, in the lfie of
Wight, although apprized of the Army s
OcTign to feize him. —
COOKE, Sir John, Secretary of Stall, his Speech
to divert a Debate in the Houfe of Com-
mons on public Grievances. — —
His Speech for a Supply, ■ —
Conference between both
20J
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349
Houfcs, relating to Recufants
to the King, on presenting a Peti-
tion frdm the Parliament. — —
— - for a Supply. — ......
— on delivering a Meffage from the
King, in Vindication of the Duke otButi-
Acqttainta the Commons with the King's Ac-
ceptance of their five Subfidies. ■■ — —
■ with the Duke of
Buciingbam's congratulatory Speech to the
King on this Occafion.
His Motion for expediting the Subfidies, —
— Speech, on delivering a Menage from the
King, touching the Supply. —
His Speech to perfuade the Commons to rely on
the King's Word for their Liberties. —
— on delivering a Menage from the
King to this Purpofe. ■■" —
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COOKE, Sir John, Secretary of State, prefles again
(he Commons to rely on the King's Word,
His Motion for reading tlfe Bill of Tannage and
— Apology on this Account. — —
Explains himfelf more fully in this Point.
His Reply to Mr. Stldcn, concerning feme Po
piih Pricfts releafed out of Seagate. —
Refufes to declare the Proceedings againft them,
without Leave from the King. — — — — 8
His Speech againft a Commoner being called to
anfwer a Complaint before the Lords. —
— Account of the Popifli Priefts, their Reve-
nue, He. — ■■ ' '■ 8
— Speech againft feizing the Goods of a Par-
liament-Man. — i
COOPER, Sir Edmund, Alderman of York, dif-
franchis'd by an Ordinance of Parliament,
for his Loyalty to King Charles I. 13
COOPER ASHLEY, Sir Anthony appointed one] j
of the ProredWs Council. — — 20
COOTE, Sir Charles, his Succefs {ondertbe Duke
of Ormattd) againft the Rebels in Ireland.
His unfortunate Death by one of his own Men. '
Application to the King; in Favour of his Chil-
dren, Account of. ■ » ■ —
COOT, Sir Charles, obtains a conftderable Vic- j
torj* over the ]rifhs in 1650. ~ —19
His Charge againft Colonel yarns. Miles Corbet,
Matt, fomlinfon, and General Ludlow. -
COPE, , Efq\ his Motion in the Houfe of
Commons for altering the Form of Com-
mon-Prayer. ■■' ■ ■
CORBET, Jehu, Efq\ appointed a Judge for
North aid South Wales. — — ; .
CORBET, Mites, Efq; appointed one of the |
Commiflioners to fettle the Civil Affairs in 19
Ireland. — ■■ — - ao
CORDELL, William, Efc Mafter of the RoIhA
chofen Speaker for the Commons in 1 558. 1 3
CORNWALL, Earl of. See Plaktagenet,
Richard* Brother to King Henry III, >
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CORNWALL, Duchy of, re-annexed to theCrown
at the Petition of the Commons, —
CORNWALL, County of, an Infurrettion there,
on Account of collefting a Subftdy, —
CORNWALL, Sir John, created Baron of Fam-
boppt. in 1432. — '
CORITON, WtUiem, Eft; committed toPrifon,
for refuting a Loan to King Chariot I. —
Relcai'cd, on the calling a new Parliament. —
Hi* Speech on Grievances concerning Religion.
■ ■' on the Kjing's Meffage to the Com-
mons, about Tonnage. — —
■-■' ■ ■■ againft the two Bilhops, Montagu and
Laud. — — —
■ ■ on the Procefs againft Merchants for
Tonnage. — ■' -
I CORRECTION-HOUSES, when firft appointed
I by Law to be erected in every County. —
COSINS, Dr. Articles of Impeachment againft
him by the Commons. • ■ ■ —
COTTON, John, his Depofitiort againft theLord-
Treafurer Middle/ex, as Mafter of the
Wardrobe. —
COTTON,' Sir Robert, his Speech, on a Motion
in the Houfc of Commons, for a Supply.
His Advice to the Lords of the Council, on the
diftreffed Affairs of the State. -
COTTINGTON, Lord Francis, refigns his Of-
fice of Mafter of the Court of Wards. —
COVENTRY, City of, a Parliament held there
in 1405. — —
in 1 460.
Their Behaviour to King Charles I. upon his
Afproach there. — ■
COVENTRY, Lord of Ale/borough, deferts King
Charles I. at Oxford, and takes the Parlia-
ment's new Oath, to intitle him to their
Protection. ■ ■
COVENTRY, Sir Thomas, made Attorney-Ge-
neral to King James I. — —
Made Lord-Keeper of the Great Seal. — —
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COVENTRY, Sir Thvmas, his Speech to the firft
Parliament of King Charles t in 1625. —
His further Speech by the King's Command. -
Speech at opening the Parliament in 1627. 7
— - Anfwer to a Speech of Sir "John Finch,
Speaker for the Commons. —
— Report of the firft Part of a Conference be-
tween the Lords and Commons, on the
Liberty of the Subject. —
— Report of a Conference between both Houfes,
on a Petition of Right. — —
— — - — to the Lords, of another Conference
on this Affair.
— - Speech at opening a further Conference about
— - Report, to the Lords, of Mr. Gtanville't
Speech agaiaft their Addition to the Pe-
tition of Right. — —
■— Speech to the Commons, upon the Lords'
Refolution to join with them in their Pe-
tition of Right. — —
————— to both Houfes, in the King's Name.
■ -——■■ ■ ■ to the King, in the Name of both
Houfes, for a fatisfadory Anfwer to their
Petition of Right. — —
— Report, to the Lords, of a Conference on the
Com million of Excife. — —
Created a Baron. — — —
Defcrts the Parliament, and goes to the King at
York. — — —
His Excufe for not returning purfuant to a Sum-
mons. — — —
Impeachment againft him on this Account, Par-
ticulars ofT — — —
Revolts from the King to the Parliament.
His Submiffion and Zeal to ferve their Caufe. -
Judgment againft him repealed. — —
COUC Y, Lord Ingtlram, marries the Princefs Ifa-
btlla. Daughter of King Edward 111. —
Created Earl of Bedford. —
Hit Penfion, in Support of that Dignity. —
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Vol. Page,
COUNCIL of Statt, held at Nottingham by Kine
Richard \\. Lift of. —
Their Endeavours to iet afide the King's Con-
ceffions to Jiia Parliament, in T306. —
— — Command to the Sheriffs to make partial
-Returns, .
How anfwered. —
Their Queffions propolet! to the Judges, rela-
ting to their Project. — —
How frustrated in their Attempts. — -
£recled by the Commons in 1648. — —
lnftruflions to them. — — —
Lift of, who conftitutcd it. — —
Their Engagement, Form of. — _
— — Appraifement and Sale of the late King's
Pictures, t-fc. Account of. — —
Eft i mates of the annual Charge of the Na-
vy. — — —
Election of, for the Year 16$: — —
Acquaint Lord General Fairfax with a Vote ofi
the Houlc, for his marching with an Army [
intothe North. — — iQ|266, 7
Receive Intimation of his Rerufal. ! 191267
Their Endeavours to perfuade 'him to it. ' 19.267*0274
Send Prince Henry and the Princefs Elizabtth to
the Ifit of Wight. —
Lift of, for the Year 1651. — —
Commit Thomai Coke, Efq; to the Tower, on
Sufpicion ofHigh Treafon. — — - 19*461
Lift of, tor the Year 1652. — - — 20; 78, 9
"i653-„ r~- — 20l'°3. ♦
9 to n
12, 13
83 to 87
I°fi33.4.5
19 251, 3.
10 357
»9j4i8.
Their Difcharge by Gen. Cromwell. ■
New one appointed. —
Their Rcfolution, concerning the Government
of the Commonwealth. — —
Lift of, ele&ed by Cromwell's (irft Parlhi.>enr.
(-> elected for the Ytar 1654. — —
— appointed by the Parliament, Gonfiftinn
of fecluded Members, — —
Their feveial Characters ludicroufly defcribed, -
O3
20j'37
20:147
20; JCI,
,.;i§3
20:232
31J408,
21 1 408,
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Vol. Peg,.
COUNCIL of State, their Remonftrance, con-
cerning the Want of Money, £tf«.
Liftof, elected in 1659. —
Their Abjuration Oath. —
— Order for deftroying the Gates of the
City of London,and the Portcullices thereof. :
■ for feizing fome of the principal Citi-
zens. — -— —
New one elected by the Parliament, Lift of. -
Their Proceedings with Genera! Lambert, con-
cerning Security for his good Behaviour. -
1 Order for his Commitment. ■;
Authority, how augmented. —
Charges on the Revenue,
COUNCIL of War, their Letter, fetting forth
the diltrefled Condition of the Earl of Ef
fex's Army. -
Their Advice to Sir Thomas Fairfax, their Ge-
■■ Heads of a Petition to the Commons for
fundry Regulations. — ■
How complimented by the Speaker on that Oc-
COUNCIL to Gen. Cromwell, on his taking up-
on him the Proteuorace, Lift of. —
COUNTIES, in England and IVuUs, weekly af-
I'cffed by the Parliament, and how, —
COURTNEY, William, Bijbop of London, ap-
pointed one of the Committee to confer
with the Commons about the Grant of a
Subfidy to King Edward III. — —
Appointed to confer with the Commons on the
Dtfpatch of Bufiriefj in .1377.
— — ^— one of the Standing Council to King
Riebardil. during his Minority,
Made Archbiftiap of Canterbury and Lord- Chan-
cellor. .
His Speech at opening the Seffion of Parliament
One of the Comniiflioners appointed to examine
the Government of the King's Pcribn
Court. i —
428
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37
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347. 5. 9
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353. 4. 5
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■| 341
■[363
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■ '365-6
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Vol,
COURTNEY, William, Bifiup of Union, one
of the Co mmiffi oners appointed to regulate
the Affairs of the Nation.
Hi* Proteftation againft the Papal Power. —
COURTNEY, Hugb, created Earl of Devm/bire.
COURTNEY, Edward, created Earl of Devon
by King Utnry VII. —
COURTNEY, Thomas, Marquis of Exeter, at-
tainted of High Treafon. — —
Charge againft him. ■
His Execution. ■■- ■ - — —
COURTNEY, Gertrude, Marcbimefi of Exeter,
attainted of High Treafon. — —
Charge againft her.
Her Execution.
Remarks thereon.
COURTS, Ecdefiaftical, Debate about them by
the Commoni. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
Their Abufe rellrained by an Aft.
COURT-MARTIAL, when firft erefted for the
Trial of Land Officers and Soldiers. — 13
■ of Sea Officers and Mariners. — 13
COWEL, Dr. a Civilian, publitbes a Boole, in
order to advance the Royal Prerogative.
Complained of by the Commons for it.
His Syilem,. Particulars of. — —
Screened by King fames I. from a Profecution
intended by the Commons. —
COWPER, Mr. his Account of Queen Mary's
Poverty, and her Method to relieve it. -
CRANMER, Thomas, Jrcbbijbop sf Canterbury,
cites Queen Catherine to appear before him
at Dunfiabli. — — —
His Sentence againft her. — — —
— Oppofition to the fix terrible Articles of Re-
One of the Committee appointed to draw up a
Syftcm of Chriftianity.
402
+51
224
141
141
14*
■4*
142
•42
■43. 4 ,
3731.378
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414
221
221
224
- to examine
tlie-Qucen, touching the Charge againft
her. — — — — 3 178, o
CRAN.
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— *-. — i — by the Lords,
— Petition to the Lords, for Allowance of Wit-
ntfiet and Counfel. *— . ■*-
— >• — !— - — — ■ for Copies of Dcpofi-
2i6 INDEX to the
Vol.
CRANMER, Tbtmas, Arcbbijbep if Canterbury,
one of the Committee appointed to confer
with the Commons, on the King's afl'uming
the Title of King of Inland. ......
One of the Committee appointed to examine a
Bill for aholifhing Herefies. —
His Diffentio a Bill for dtflblving Chaun tries,
One of the Committee appointed to confider of
a Bill for repealing certain Statutes relating
to Treafon. — — - —
His Imprisonment. — — —
— Deprivation and Death. — —
CRANFIELD, Liiml, Efq; created Baron Cran-
fiild, Anita 1621. — • —
Made Lord-Treafurer. — — —
' Prefles the Parliament for a fpeedy Supply. —
Returned in Parliament, Anna 1623, Earl of
MiddUfix.
CRANFIELD, Limtl, Earl of MiddUfix, his
Conduct called in Queftion. — . —
His Complaint to the Lords of a Plot againft him.
Required to name the, Parties. — —
Acquits the Houfe of Lords from any Imputation
on this Account. — —
Defires to be heard by his Counfel, in the Houfe
of Commons, touching the Accufation
againft him. — *— —
His Condud, with regard to the Store for Muni-
tions, fit. reported to the Houfe of Com*
mons. — — —
— Charge againft htm, exhibited by the Com
Pert.
■— * ■ — — ■ . for further Time to
anfwer in. ■ ■ -
-*•- Letter to King James, for this Purpofe.
Additional Article! to the Charge againft bun. i *6| 165,' 6
CRAN-
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CRANFIELD, Lionel, Earl of MiddUfix, his
further Petition to the Lords.
His Anfwcr to the firft Part of the Charge. —
— ■ - ■— — to the additional Articles alledged
againft him. — _
Complained of by the Merchants. — —
His Petition to the Lords for Copies of the De-
molitions againft him. — —
Brought to the Bar of the Houfe of Lords. —
Charge againft him, as Mafter of (he Wardrobe.
His Anfwer as to this Particul;
"7
further Requefts to the Lords. — —
Charge agairift him in Matters of Bribery. —
Hu Anfwer to this Charge, ' _
Depofitions in his Favour. — —
Hi» further Defence. — _
— Proteftation, as to his Innocency in the Af-
fair of Bribery, . ___
Charge againft him on the Leafe of Sugars. —
His Defence in this Point. —
Charge againft him, touching Groceries.
His Anfwer, with fame Depofitions on bis Be
half in this Matter. — —
Charge againft him, on Account of Sir Rottr
Dotlifin'* Lands. _
His Anfwer thereto. — .
— Petition to the Lords, to refpite his further
Examination by reafon of Sicknefs. —
Vifited by a Committee of Lords. —
His Complaint to them.
Brought again to the Bar. — - _.
^arge againft him, concerning Munitions. —
His Defence againft this Article. — —
Charge againft him, with relation to the Court
of Wards.
His Anfwer thereto. — — ■
' — general Defence againft the whole Charge.
— Sentence and Condemnation. — —
— Advancement and Fall, fome Account of.
■— Epitaph on his Monument. — — ■
166, 7
167 f« 185
r8efti87
188, 9
190
195, 6
196ft 213
2 n. 14. IS
216
217/9243
243. 4
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6 255
o 256 ft 260
6 261
6 262,3,4., e
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6 265, 6, 7
2671.374
274. 5
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279
279
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CRANFIELD, Jamts, Earl of Mddhfix, im-
peached by the Commons of High Treafon.
Difchargcd from Rcftraint, and rdfored to his
Seat in Parliament again. — —
Appointed one of the Parliament's Commiujon-
ci's to prefent their Votes to the King,'
for a perfoml Treaty with him in the IJle of
Wight. -
His Narrative of what palled between the King
and the CommUEoncrs on that Occafion.
Appointed one of the Parliament's Commiflioners,
to treat with the King about z Peace. —
CRANFORD, Mr. his Fine and Sentence by
the Commons, for afperfing fome of their
Members. ■■ ■■
CRAWFORD, Earl of. See Lindsay.
CRAWLEY, Sir Francis, one of the Judges of
the Court of Common-Pleas, Information
againft him by the Commons* — —
Gives Bail for 10,000/. to abide the Centum
of Parliament.
Impeachment againft him, on Account of Ship-
Prohibited from going the Summer Circuit in
CREATION of Henry Prince of Wales, eUcfl
Son of King Jamts I. Form of.
CRESKELD, ", Eft; his Speech on the Li-
berty of the Subject — -. —
CRESWELL, Mr, Serjeant, appointed bv the
Parliament one of the Juftices of the Court
of Common- Pleas. —
CRESSY taken by King Edward JU. in 1347.
CREWE, Sir Randolph, elecled Speaker for the
Commons, Anno 1614. — —
CREW, Sir Thomas, oppofes the Meafures of
King fames I. — ■
Preferred, and fent into Ireland out of the Way.
Elected Speaker for the Commons in 1623. —
His Speech to the King on this Occafion. —
... ,, : at the Clofe of this Seffion
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CREW, Sir Thomas, elected Speaker for the
Commons in 1625. — ■ ■■
His Speech to King Charles I. — —
CREW, Mr. committed to the Tower. —
CREWE, John, Efq, appointed one of the Parlia-
ment's Commiffionera to treat with the
King in the J fit of Wight, about a National
Peace.
CROFT, Sir Arthur, his Speech againft the Dulce
of Buckingham. — ■
CROMWELL, Hitman Secretary to Cardinal
Woljty, clears his Mailer from the Charge
of Treafon alledged againft him.
Taken into the Favour of King Henry VIII. -
His mean Original. ■ — — —
Appointed Matter of the Jewel-Houfe. - ■■■
Created Baron of Oakham. — — —
Earl of EJfex. —
Made Lord Great- Chamberlain. — —
— Vicar-General over the Spiritualities. *—
■ — ■ — Prime Minifter.
His Propofal to the King for fuppreffing the
larger Abbies. — —
— Anifices to gain the Coiifent of the Abbots.
— Prornifes to the Nobility and Gentry, to in-
duce their Approbation. ■ — ■
— High Rank and Precedence in Parliament.
— Speech for fettling Matters of Religion, —
Attainted of High Trcafon. — '
His Imprifonment and Execution.
Remarks thereon, wjth the principal Crimes laid
to his Charge. ■ ■
CROMWELL, Oliver* Efq; his Speech in the
Houfe of Commons, concerning Pardons
granted by King Charles I. — — ■■
Elected Member of Parliament for the Town of
Cambridge. -
His Power and Authority there. Account of. —
Seizes upon the Magazine in the CallJe.
Prevents the Univerfity from carrying off their
Plate to the King. — —
Made a Colonel in the Parliament's Army. —
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163
289
388
388
388
248
CROM.
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2'2o INDEX to the
V*l. Pagt.
CROMWELL, Oliver, Efq; his Power in the
County of Cambridge. — — ■
His Character as a Soldier differently treated,
and on what Occafion. ■ — 13
— Charge againft the Earl of Manchtfttr. — 13
Accufed of Dtfobedience to the Earl's Orders. - 13
His future great Fortune, Foundation of. - 13
— - Speech on the fad Condition of the King-
dom. ■
- in Favour of the Self- denying Or-
dinance.
— great Afcendency in the Houfe of Commons.
Account of. ■ —
— ambitious View in procuring Sir Themat Fair-
fax to be nominated Chief Commander in
the Parliament's Army.
— extreme Hatred of the Nobility and Houfe
of Peers, Account of. — — ■
— Letter, giving an Account of his Succefs in
Oxfordfiire.
— dextrous Management in keeping his Com-
mand in the Army, notwithstanding the
Self-denying Ordinance. ■ ■
Power in the Army, fome Account of. —
— - Stay there, farther prolonged by the Par- J
liament. J
Settlement of Efrates upon him by the Parlia-
ment, and of what annual Value, Account
His Artifice to fet the Army againft the Parlia-
ment. — . —
— remarkable Diflimulation in the Houfe of
Commons, concerning the mutinous Pro-
ceedings of the Army. — —
Difcovers a Defign for feizing him, &c. —
Makes his Efcape to the Army. — —
His Letter to the Houfe of Commons, by Way
of Excufe. —
— - Speech on a Debate, concerning the King's
Anfwer to the Parliament's new Propofi-
tions of Peace. — — .
248
*44
301,
30a
302
376» 7
381. a
383
403
428
459. 60
469, 70
'3 47*
»3|5<=9
4 "7.
362, 3, 4
364
364
364. S
492. 3
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Pas*.
73
4' 7
417/5420
Parliamentary Hijtory of England,
TV.
CROMWELL, Oliver, Efy; his Services to the
Parliament, how rewarded. ■— 17
Fights the Seels Army in Lancajbir*. 17
His complete Victory, Particulars of. — 17
Parities the Remainder of the Scots Army into the
North. 1 17 481
His Letter, concerning his Refolution to inarch
into Scot/and. 17 48l«484
— Summons to the Governor of Berwick. — 17 485
— Letter to the Committee of Eftates of Scat-
land, demanding the Reflitution of Ber-
vj'ick and CarUfle to the Parliament. — J 7 486, 7
■ ' to the Earl of Loudon, giving Notice
of his Advance into Scotland. — — 1 7 492, 3, 4
— Conduct in this Expedition, how approved
by the Parliament. — 17 494, 5
— Letter, concerning his Proceedings in Scot-
land, and of the Surrender of Berwick and
CarlijU. 18 25 u 28
— Reception at Edinburgh, Account of. — 18 69, 70
< — - Paper dcliver'd to the Committee of Eftates,
concerning the Sects Malignants. — 18 70, 1, 2
— Projects for fruit rating the Treaty with the
King in the Ifie of JVight. — —18 159,60
Appointed to go into Ireland as Chief Commander
there. -■ ■— 19 96
Tcflimony of the City of London's Affection to
him. ______ - 19 130
Appointed Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. 19 136
His Letters to the Houfe of Commons, on taking
of Drogheda. 1 9 20 1 to 209
■ — Cruelties exercifed there, Remarks upon. - 19 209
Takes Wexford. — ■ 19 217
His Account of the Surrender of the Town of
Rofs. 19 224, 5, 6
■ — Letter, fetting forth his further Succefs
againft the Irijh. — 19 235(0240
Returns to London. 19 263
Appointed to fucceed Lord Fairfax as Chief
Commander of all the Engti/h Forces. — 19 284
Marches with an Army to Scotland. • 19 298
His Proceedings on bis Arrival there, Account of. 1 9 3 1 7 to 320
CROM-
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222 INDEX to the
Vtt. Pag*.
CROMWELL, Oliver, Ufa his Letter to the'
Genera) Afleinbly ol the Kirk. — — — j 19
His farther Account of his Proceedings in Sett
land.
—• Anfwer to a Letter from General Ltjley, and |
to 1 Declaration from the Commiflioncrs of j
the General Affembly of the Kirk, con-
cerning the State of the Quarrel. '19
^— Letter, relating to the Condition of his Army'
— Account of a great Victory gained over the
Scots near Dunbar. — — 19
Takes Lehb and Edinburgh, .
His Letter to the Governor of Edinburgh Caftle,
concerning the Sects Miniftcrs there. —
— fecond Letter, to the fame Pujpofe. ■
— Queries to the Governor. — —
— Progrefs in Scotland, further Account of. — 19
— Letter to the Committee of Eftates, requi-
ring them to quit all Connections with!
Prince Char Its. — 1 iq
— Relation" of the State of Affairs in Scotland.
— Account of the Surrender of Edinburgh Caftle
■ ' ' of the Scots Intention to invade Eng -
land, under [lie Command of Prince Charles.
— Letter, onoccafionof a Kit ofSicknefs which
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358. 9
39*" 2» 3
394" 399
399" 4° »
404, 5, 6
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— Advice of a Victory over ihe Scots m Fife.
— Account of the State of the two Armies. -
— Letter, on occafion of the March of the Scots
into England. — ■
— Purfuit of them, Come Account of. —
Arrival before Worceper. —
— Strength and tjifpofition of his Forces. —
— Account of a great Victory obtained over the
Scott Army at IVercefter. ■*—
How complimented thereupon, on his Return to
London. ■ ■
His Services to the Commonwealth, how reward-
ed by the Commons. — — 20
— Prifoners taken at Jytrcefler^ Number and
Quality of, 20
— - Great Power, State of. — J20
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19 449,50,1
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494, 5
497, 8
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Vol. Pag*.
CROMWELL, Oliver, Efq; his Conference with
Mr. IVhitltcit, and others, touching the
Settlement of the Nation, — . — SO 8o, I, 2
Appointed one of the Commiffianers to fettle the
Government of Ireland. — — — - 20 91
His Dialogue with Mr. fVhithcie, concerning a
Defign to take the Crown of England upon
himfelf. — ■ ■■ 30 104/0 112
Drflblves the Houfe- of Commons. — — 20 129
His forcible Manner thereof, how related. — 20 130/SI37
Difmiffes the Council of State. — — 20 137
Haw anfwered by Serjeant Brad/haw, on that
Occafion. — — — 20 137
His Declaration of die Reafons for diflbJving the
Houfe of Commons by Force. ■ 20 137*0143
How complimented on that Occafion by the
Churches. — — — 20 144, 5
by the Army in Scotland. 20 145,6,7
His Council of State. — 20 147
— Order for continuing the Monthly AflefT-
ment of 120,000/. 20 14S
— Appointment of Judges for North and South
•Wtlts. 20 148
— Declaration for aThanldgmng, orv Account
of a Victory orer the Dutch Fleet. 20 148,9,50
— Resolution for calling a new Parliament to
manage the Public Affairs. ■ 20 151
— Summons for that Purpofe. — — 20 151, 2
— Speech to them at Whitehall. 20 I53'«I75!
Delegates to them the fupreme Authority of the
Nation. ■ • - ■ — 20 175, 6
His Artifice, in procuring the Parliament to fur-
render back their Power to him, by a Wri-
ting under their Hands. -,.—,— ao 239, 40
Declared Lord-Protector of England, Scotland,
and Ireland. — • • ■■ ■- 20 247
See Prothctor.
CROMWELL, Richard, his Preferments, Parti-
culars of. ■ ' 21 162
His AcceiTion to the Protectorate. .1 21 223
— Title thereto, Debate thereon. — — 21 281^290
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224 I N D E X to the
Vd.
CROMWELL, Major, Henry, his Letter, giving
an Account of his being Tent to the Ifle ef
Wight, with Orders from the Parliament
to Col. Hammond not to leave that Place.
Appointed Lord- Lieutenant of Ireland, by the
Protector his Father. — —
CROMWELL, Henry, appointed Lord-Lieute-
nant of Ireland. ■ ■ —
CROOKE, Mr. Jujltce, ef the King's Seneb, his
Opinion in the Cafe of Sir John Elliot,
Mr. Holla, and Mr. Valentine, Members
of the Houfe of Commons. — —
CROOKE, Jebn, Efq; Ricordir of Union, cho-
fen Speaker for the Commons in 1601. -
His Speech to Queen Elizabeth on that Occafion.
— — Reply to the Lord-Keeper's Anfwer. —
— Report to the Houfe, touching the Suppref-
fion of Monopolies. — - —
*■— Addrejs of Thanks to the Queen, in the
Name of the Commons. — ^ —
— Speech at the Clofe of this Seflion. — 4
CROSS-BOW, Ufe ef, when reftrain'd by an Ad. 3
CROWN, how entailed by an A& of Settlement
CROWN-LANDS, appointed by the Houfe of
Commons to be fold, and in what Manner, 19 155, 6
CRUCIFIXES, Refolution of the Commons con-
cerning them. — ■■' ■■— 9 489
. of the Peers. — 9 491
CUMBERLAND, Earl of. See Clifford.
CUNNINGHAM, Sir David, taken Prifoner in
his Flight from the Battle of Werajler in
1651. -
CURLE, Walter, Bijbtp ef Winchefter* impeached
by the Commons, for aflifting to make
fome new Canons. — ■ ■ 9 468
Gives in a Plea. ' - — 10 41
His Refolution concerning it, — — 10 94
— Danger from the Populace, Account of. - to 134,
— Anfwer, concerning the Protestation of the
twelve, Bifhops. — 10 145
- — Depofition at the Trial of thefe Gentlemen. 10 304, 5
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CURSING and SWEARING, Debate thereon by
the Commons. — ' -
CUSTOMS, Pajmnt ofy when firlt eftablifhed.
CUSTOMERS, their Warrant from King CbarUt
the Firft to feize Merchants Goods for
Tonnage, where refuted to be paid. —
D ACRES, Lord, one of the Peers who rejected
an Ordinance of the Commons for the Trial
oF King CbarUt I. ■■ ■- ■ " ■ ■■ ■
DALLISON, Sir Thomas, his Petition to the
Houfe of Lords againft the Lord-Treafurer
MiidUftx.
DALTON, , Eft; his Speech, on a Mo-
tion to reform Eeclcfiaftical Courts. —
DANIEL, Mr. his Character of Pierce Gavifion,
Earl of Carrmratt. . —
HU Account of the Marquis of Suffolk's Speech
to the Lords, touching his Services to the
King and State. .— ■■ ■ ■■-■
■ of the bafe Practices againft Hum-
phry Duke of Gloucefttr. — —
- of the Duke of York's Schemes for
obtaining the Crown.
- of his Title thereto.
DANNET, , Eft; fats Complaint to the
Commons agsinit Pirates front Dunkirk.
DARCY, Lord Thomas, created Vifcount Celtht-
fttry Anna 1621.* —
DARE WOOD, Sir John, chofen Speaker for the
Commons in 1399. — —
DARTMOUTH, Town »/, taken by Sir Thomai
Fairfax. — — —
DAVENANT, William, Efyy fufpecled of being
concerned in a Plot againft the Parliament.
Order of the Peers againft him on that Account.
DAVENANT, John, Bijbop ofSalifiury, his De-
polition at the Trial of the Twelve im-
peached Bifliops. ' ■■■ —
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DAVENPORT, SfrHmMbrtfi L*rd Cbttf B*rm
tftbt Exchtpttr, Information againft him
. b* the Common*. — — ••**
His Bail to abide the Judgment of Parliament.
Impeachment agairrft him, and for what. ~*
ftoWbkerffromgoingtheSaiititiet Circuit in 164. i
DAVERIL, %hnt concerned in the Murder of
King Edward II. ■*■ —
Reward offered by Parliament to tite him. —
DAVID, King ifSatkkd, taken Prifoner b y Qpeen
Pbilippa, at the Battle of Btrrbant, fit 1 360.
DAVID, Brother n> biwt1lyn\ Print* ef Waif*,
taken Plrfowr by King Edward t. —
His Sentence. ■■■■ ■■»■
Manner bf hit Execution, firft Inftance oft —
DAWBENEY, ft> <?>'*», created Lord Dateh*-
nrj by Kthg Mhr* VII. — —
DAWES* Abraham, his Oepofition againft the
Lotd-Treafurcr Middttft*, for Bribery.
His Anfd/er to the Commons, about fefeing Mr.
Ratttt't Goods for Tonnage. m ' ■■"
DAY, 7«Ja, £fa ehofttt Speaker to the Com-
■tona, Jftn» 1449- — — —
DEAN, Oal. &kb*r8t appointed one of rtJeCo* -
BVsrtdert trfthe Fleet, mfteadtrf the E«1 of
fVertoie*. m- -«-»■"-
DEANE, Mdj»r-Gi*t#ait appointed one of the
CoAmU&rMfa tor the G*ve Manet* of C «flt-
Awtf. —- _ *
DEANE, ^ft/wire/ Richard, fcirlcd in an Engage-
ment with the Dutch Fleet. — - -*>
Refpecl fhewn to his Memory by General Grm-
wtil, Account of. — 1 — ■
DEANS, Lift vf, fined by the Commons for their
Proceedings in the Convocation, 1641.
Thetr Fines, Particulars of. — *
DEANS wnd CHAPTERS, Debate about tfaern
by the Commons,
Resolutions for abolifhing them. — « — —
Tbetf Rcvenon ordered to be tMpped from thofru
•■u— Maintenance, bow provided for. — —
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DEBT of Queen Elizebitb at the Time of her
Deceafc. — *-
National, in 1641, Amount of.
Due to the Englifo and fttttt Anniei bt 1641. —
National, in Dttember, 1641, —
•** — : State of, in 7»*c, 1659. —
Of the Army snd Navy, In 1660. i—
DECLARATION, of the Gmm»nit concerning
National Grievances. — — —
To anlft King Jama I. in the Recovery of the
Palatintti.
Againft Dr. Manmaring.
CoOCflrning their Reqaeft to the Peers* for the
Removal of Col. Lwufettt from the Com-
mand of the Tower. — . ■ ,.*.
Concerning the King's going to their Houfe, and
demanding five of their Members. - —
For putting the Nation into a State of Defence.
Concerning a Breach of Privilege. ■■;..-..■■
Concerning public Grievances, with their Remo-
ter Peace. *w — ■ n r -■
For fupporting the Peerage. — ^ —
In AnftVer to feme Papers of the Scots Commif-
_ ftonera, concerning Propctkiom for Peace.
Setting forth their Reaibns for making no further
Addrefa to the King.-
For maintaining the Fundamental Laws of the
Nation. ■■ — ..-- ■
On occafion of two Letters from the Scitt Corfl-
ntiffionerB, touching the Proceedings againft
the lite King. — t_
In Anfwer to a Remonftrance of die Scots, on the
fame Occafion . - ■ ■ . .
Setting forth their Rcafonsfc* eftablifhing aCom-
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DECLARATION, o//A*C»»i»w»/,onoccafioh(rf
( . the Murder of Dr. Dcrijlaui, theif Agent
at the Hague. —
Setting forth their Endeavours for removing all
Differences between them and the Parlia-
ment of Scotland. — —■■ ■—
In -Vindication of their Proceedings. ■
On Account of their taking Drpgheia. • •
Setting forth the J Office and Necefiity offending
an Army into Scotland. — ■
On Account of a Viclory gained over the Iri/b.
In Anfwer to a Declaration of King Charles II.
publiflied in Scotland. — — —
.flaking it High Treafon to hold Correspondence
with the King. j%
Of the Peers, to-clear themlclvcs from any De
fign to reftrain the juft Prerogative of the
Crown. — — ' ' ■ —
- '- ' at Yerky difavowing any Intention
in the King to raife War againu the Par-
at Weftminfttry concerning their
Loyalty to the King. — — —
'— — — — at Oxford* touching their Proceed-
ings, in order to procure a Treaty with the
Parliament for Peace. — —
Concerning- their Endeavours for Peace, and
their Reafons for enforcing their Abfence
from Wefiminfter.
Of King Charles I. touching the Caufes which
moved him to diflblve the Parliament in
!628. — — —
— - . ■ ■ ■ in 1640.
In Anfwer to a Rem on (trance of the Commons,
on the State of the Nation. — " —
For poftponing the Proceedings againft the Five
accufed Members of the Houfe of Corn-
To the Clergy, Freeholders, fcfr. aflembled near
Tori- — — —
To his Privy Council at York. — —
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DECLARATION, efKmg Charles I. to the Peers
at York, difavowing any Intention to raife
War againft the Parliament. — —
To the fame Purpofe. ■. — — —
In Anfwer to the Parliament's feveral Ordinances
for aliening Non-contributors to their Ar-
To the whole Nation, upon his Succcfs in the
North-Weft. — — —
Difavowing any Defign in him to levy War
againft the Parliament. — —
On occafion of the Parliament's Votes againft
any further Addrefs to him. — ■ —
When carried away from Newport, in the lflt
af Wights by the Army. — :
Of King Charles II. Jetting forth his Right to the
Crown of England. — — ■■ - ■■■
With the Anfwer of the Commons thereto. —
For composing the Diftra&ions. of the Nation.
Of the Parliament, fetting forth the Caufes of
their Fears and Jealoufies. .
Concerning the Town of Hull, — —
Concerning the King's going to view the Maga-
zine there. ■
In Anfwer to the King's Refufal to pafs the Mi-
litia Bill. — -
to his MelTages touching Sir John
Hotham. — — —
Againft the King's requiring the Attendance of
his Subjects, and their taking up Arms by
his Command. — —
In Anfwer to the King's Proclamation againft
their Ordinance for railing the Militia. —
Againft the Proceedings of the King's Counci-
lors at Yeri. — — — —
Concerning the Owners of Lands near Hull. •
Againft the King's compelling his Subjects to
attend him. — —
Setting forth their Reafons for taking up Arms.
Concerning fbme Advice from the North.
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Agreement between the Earl of Cumber-
land and Lord Fairfax, concerning a Neu-
trality in the County of Tart. — —
Setting forth the King's Conduct, and requiring
all Train'd Band* to be in Rtaduuf*.
Far providing for their Defence. — —
For calling in the Setts to their AffifHnce. —
Againft the King's executing fome of their Offi-
cers taken at Brwu/trd. — —
Againft a Deflation with the Irtjb Rebels. —
Li Oppofition to that of the Lords and Commons
at Oxford* of their Proceedings touching a
Treaty of Peace. — — —
Concerning the King's Proclamation for the bet-
ter Maintenance of his Garrifbn at Qxfwd.
In Favour of the Earls of BJtxt Manthifttr, and
Dmkigh, who refigned their Conununons
in the Army. — —
For paying to the Suit 200,000 L out of the Sale
of Brfbeps' Lands, — — ■ — —
Againft a Petition from the Officer* of- the Ar-
my, concerning Grievance*. — —
For difbanding the Foot, providing for Wi-
dows, isc. • ••• ■ ■
For repealing a former, againft the Proceeding*
of the Anny . — ■
Againft a Petition and Engagement of the
Train'd Bands, Apprentices, frV. of* ton-
<&*, for the King's coming to the City with
Honour, tf e. — ■ .
For the King's coming to them with Honour,
Freedom, and Safety. ■— — — ■
For a public Faft. — -■—■"■
Offering an Indemnity to the revolted Seamen.
Againft a Proteftation of the Members of the
Home of Commons imprifoned and ieclu-
ded by the Army. -— — — ■
For a Settlement of the State. — —
Of the focluded Members. — >
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0/ Gpitral Ltflffr to redre6 Come Complaints
againft the oVffi Army before Netvort.
Of tbt J«ff ^rwr <U A"****"*, profeftng their
Fidelity to the King. *— '
0/ r& *?«ri PorliawifU giving tbrif CJon*e nt for
removing- the King to t&hUshy. — -*-
Of tbt Arifj, figftifying their Demand* on the
Parliament. __— . — f<
Againft a Kcpoa of a private Treaty between
the King aui (hem, — — i- l6
Concwning Tumults. — — -^-. — 16
Concerning the Ground* and Reafons far their
Advanea towards £««!»*. i— —
Againft an iateadW Ordinance of Parliament for
taking away FrccTQuaHe.r. — -r
For adhering to the Parliament in their Proceed'
ingaagau»ft the King, w — 16
For rupporting the Peerage, — — t — 16
Relating to their new Plan of Settlement, — — 18
To fupport the Protector, t- - .
Inviting the Members of the Long Parliament to
return to the Exercife of tbpir TruA. —
0/ tbt Englijb Armj, addrcflsd to the Elea Sainta
in Sistlaisd, upon their March into that
Kingdom. ^tt
To the People of Scaknd in general.
Of Mr. LmtbeU, fatting forth the Reafons which
moved him to defcrt his TruG, as Speaker
of the Houfe of Commons, and to join the
Of Mariners^ for a. personal Treaty with the
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DECLARATION if Mr. Dowcet, aga'mft Major
Rolpb, concerning the King's Life. — I17
Of the Cmmitttt of the Ejlates of Scotland, Shew-
ing the Reafons for the Return of their
Army into England in 1648. ——
Of the Prince ef Wales, touching his Reafons for
appearing on board a Fleet in the Downs,
Of the Commijftoners of tbt General Ajfembij if
the Kirk tf Scotland, concerning the State
of the Quarrel between the Englijh and
Scots in 1650.
Of Gen. Cromwell, fetting forth the Reafons of
his diflblving the rfoufe of Commons by
Force. ■ ■
On account of a Victory obtained over the
Duub Fleet. •
Of b'ts fi.fl Parliament, inviting the whole Na-
tion to pray for a Bieffing on their Go-
For a public Thankfgiving, en account of another
Victory over ihe : utch. • • — —
Of the Protett'r, for the Obfervance of a Fall.
For a Thankfkning, on account of a Peace with
the Dutch. — — —
Of hi, frcond Parliament, for a Faft, with the
Rcaions thereof. ■ -— -
For a public Kaft. ■ — - .
Of the Officers nnd Soldiers in the Militia, for
Support of the Commonwealth. ■
Of the Convention Parliament, for keeping the
DEFECTK 'N of thePailiament'sFleet,Accountoi
DELINQUENTS, Lilt of, appointed by the
Pteit. to be proceeded againft capitally. —
Ordeed to be banifhed the -Kingdom. — —
Appointed by both Houfes to be excepted from
Pardon.
Their Eftates ordered to be fold for the Ufe of
the Navy. -
AIIowlu ro compound for them. —
DENBIGH, Earl of. Sec Fulding.
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DERING, Sir Edward, bis Speech on National
Grievances. ■■ ■
His Speech on Religion.
Introduces a Bill into the Houfe of Commons, for
aba] ifLing Bifhops and other Dignitaries.
His Apology for fo doing. — _
— Speech on this Occdion. —
againft a Remonftraace of the Com-
mons, on the State of the Nation. ■
Proceedings againft him by the Commons, for
printing his Speeches.
Taken into Cuftody, and why. —
Makes his Efcape. - ' ■
Articles of Impeachment againft him. —
Aggravations of his Charge.
Order of the Peers concerning him. — —
DESCRIPTION, bttmortus one, of the diflblved
Junclo in 1653. — ■
DESBOROUGH, Opt. Philip, his Information.
relating to great Disturbances at Exttir.
DESBOROUGH, Major-General, appointed one
of the Protector's Council. — —
His Speech to the Parliament on presenting a Pe-
tition from the Army. — __
Ditcharged from all Military Employment.
His Speech to the Common Council of Louden,
againft the Proceedings of Gen. Mtnit.
Proceedings againft him by the Parliament. I
DESPENSER, Sir HugK fin. admitted into the
Service of King Edward 11. — —
League againft him by the Barons, Account of.
Articles againft him, at the Parliament in 1321.
Hii Sentence of Banifhment. , , .
Recalled by the King. —
His vaft Eftates, Particulars of. —
— great Lodes fuftained by the confederate Ba-
Revocatinn of his Sentence, Form of. .
Created Earl of IVtndefler. —
flis untimely End. -- - ■ ,
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berlain to King Edvntd II. — n.»t
Recooiw his Favourite. i -n— >
Confederacy of the aatwa againtt him, Account
Articles agaltul him, at the Parliament ia 1321.
gis Sentence of Bamfhmcnt. nw «n-m
culled by the King.
pqes tq Sea, and turn Pirate.
His Petition to the King again* the Award of
the fawns for his Mile. -mi
Revocation of his Sentence, Form of.
TakM Pnfoner by the Baton*.
I lis £ tp^tiofl. ... _
pE§PENSER, Lfd Tbm*st one of the five
{*Cfds called Appellants, in 1 397. —
Created Earl of GUuctfitr. t* ■»•*•*
His Potitjon to (he King at Shrtwjbury, •»-
Procures the Exile and Difheriibn of ha Grand,
father and Great Grandfather to be re-
verfed. m » m ■ . i.. '
One of the Committee on whom the Authority
of Parliament was delegated in 1398- «■
PE, VgREfX, Rattrt, Bmrl if EffiM, his Speech
at a Conference with the Commons, en the
State of die Nation, pwt ■■■■ ■■
Made tftrd- Chamberlain of the Houanold to
King CfwAv I.
■ ■"» Captain- General of the King's Forces
South, of Trent. ■ n-Fi-w -r*
Appointed, by the Parliament, Lard, lieutenant
en fhe South cfTr*/*. ™- -r
Commanded by the King to attend him at York.
His Difofreditaca in this Particular, Inflance of.
Appointed G*oa*al of the P-arhament's Purees. -
HisCommiffien f°r 4kis Purpefc, Form of. —■
Proclaimed a Rebel by dee King, run r * — *
His Speech on this Occafion. — — — --■■■
i&ttraerdjnary Vote of the Commons to top
port him. — '.1 1
His (Uily AlWwaacc by the Parliament. —
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FA
DEVEREUX, R*i,rtt fal 9f EJt*, his Speech
and Prateftatitw at the Head of his Army.
His Letter to the Earl of £>trftt, concerning a
Petition from the Parliament (a, fhc King,
^~ Letter to the Committee of Safety about thu
Afair. — — -~™
v- third Letter, to the fame Purpofe. -.■" ■ <■
— fourth Letter, touching this Pew'ppa. —
How complimented by both Howes for hit Con
— rewarded by the Commons. n
His Succefs before ffintbtfttr., Account of. -r
•— Letter, concerning the Parliament'* Propo-
sal for a Cauauon of Ainu.
— ObjeaioBt to the King'i Articles for a Cef-
laxion. — ! — ■—
— Letter, giving u Account of bit Succefs
againft fame af the King's Forces, — ~
Takes the Towb «f Rtading. — —
His Letter, requeuing the fpeedy Advice of Par-
liament. —.: .■■■ nn- —,-t
— ■ i letting forth tbc bad State of his Ar-
my, i , . ^_
— Expedients for recruiting it. *— -r-
— Complaint to the Parliament, concerning the
Want of Supplies. — --- . ■■■.-
— Propofitions, in Csuiequence thereof. —
— Letter, giving an Account of railing the
Siege of Gkuccfitr, and the Condition of
his Army. — _ — —
Dtfires Leave to refign his Couuniffion and go
beyond Sea. r- —
His Reafona for this Jteoueft. —
Made exfy in his Command, and how. — —
Ha Letter to the Speaker of the Houfe of Peers,
concerning his Army. * — —
— AnTwer to a Letter from the Committee
of Safety, about the Removal of his Army
to m*df,r. i
— Letter to this Committee, concerning his
Want of Money. —— . _
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DEVEREUX, Robtrt, Earl of Bfftx, his Letter
in Favour of the Earl of Bedford, who had
dcfcrted the King at Oxford.
His Letter to the Earl of Forth, concerning the
Lords and Committee there. — -
— — concerning a
SafesConduft.
-*-- Remonftrance to the Peers of the bad State
of his Army.
— Speech to the Citizens of London, for a Sup-
— Anfwer to a Letter from the Parliament,
touching a Report of the King's going te
London, ■ ■
— • Letter concerning the Prince of Welts. . —
— ■ ■ ■ of Complaint againft Lord Conway.
■■--■ in Favour of the Queen of Bohemia.
— - fecond Letter of Complaint againft Lord
Conway. • - — —
!■ ■ ■ giving an Account of the State of Af-
fairs in the Weft of England.
. for a Supply of Money to pay his Army.
— - two Letters, giving an Account of their State.
— — Anfwer to a Letter from Prince Maurice, re-
lating to a Treaty for Peace. —
•— Forces in Cornwall intireJy routed by the
King. ' —
Leaves them to fhift for themfelves, and efcapes
His Unealinefs at Gen. Crnmuiltt Influence in
the Houfe of Commons. — —
Abufed in Print, Inftance of. —
Refigns his Commiflion of Lord-General. - -■■
His Declaration on this Occafion. — —
— Letter to Prince Rupert, concerning fomel
of the Parliament's Soldiers being executed
after Quarter given. — ~"*|x3
~~ Death, Account of, with the Sentiments of i
the contemporary Writers thereupon. — 1 15
Extraordinary Solemnity at his Funeral. — ; 15
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Jig lizecy GOOgle
Parliamentary Hijiory of England.
TtL
DEVONSHIRE, State of the King's and Parlia-
ment'! Forces there in 1642, Account of.
DEVONSHIRE, Earl if. See Courtney and
Cavendish, William,
DEWES, Sir Symends, his Speech, concerning the
Precedence of the University ni Cambridge
to that of Oxford. — — 9
His Speech, touching a Bill for a Poll- Tax. - 9
in Support of the King's Manifesto
in Favour of the Eledor Palatine. —
DICKINSON, Mr. Alitrman cfUri, Knighted
by the ProtecW, and on what Occafion.
DIFFERENCE between King Edward II. and
Inftancc of, between the Lords and Commons.
Between the Parliament's Generals, EJfex and
Waller, Account of. — - —
the twoHoufes, about the Nomination
of Officers to ferve under Sir Thomas Fair-
fax, Account of. — —
DIGBY, John, Earl of Bri/ltl, his Declaration of
the Sute of Afiuirs abroad. - . —
His two Letters to King 'Jamtt\. about the
Spanijb Match and the Palatinate. —
— other Letters to the King, on the fame Ac-
counts. - — •
— Cafe, on his Return from Spain.
— Anfwer to a Letter from Lord Conway.
Petitions the Houfe of Lords for his Writ of
Summons to Parliament. -- ■
Receives a Letter from the King, charging him
with Misbehaviour in Spain. — —
His fecond Petition to the Lords. — —
— Anfwer to a Letter from the Lord-Keeper
Brought to the Bar of the Houfe of Lords.
Charged by the Attorney-General with High
Treafon. —
Hii Interruption of Mr. Attorney, in reading the
237
Put.
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397. 8. 9
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422/0425
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473. .4. S
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DIGBY,
lizecy GOOgk
s38 INDEX/*
DIGBY, John, Bart 0/ Bti/M, Articles ckhftiwd
againft Wm. ■— ■'• • .a-M-a.
Hi* Charge againft the Duke of Butting/tarn. -*-
■ ■ ■ 1 — againft Lord Gtttwoy.
— Defence. -"-J—
Allowed Counfel (6 plead hi. Cuffe, and a Copy
of the King's Charge againft him. ■*■
His farther Petition to the Lords. -w •"■
— Council, till of. -*-*• --—
Srought again to the Bar of the Howfe of Lordt.
Hia Anrwer to the Charge againft bliri.
— Kequeft to the Lords, touching hie Cafe. *-*■
— Speech on this Oceanon. — — —
*** Petition to the Lords, concerning the Na-
rare of his Charge. -*-*- *»
Committed to the Tower, by Order of the
King. . - -■ ■• t.i--f. ■
His Speech, at a Conference *hh the Commons,
on the State of the Nation. -*« —
••** Pfopofal to the Commons for difbandfng the
Bnglijh and Sttts Annies. — *•- '
m» Report to the Lords, concerning the King's
journey to Settknd, ■*- — -
-— — i.-.. ■■•■■■ -■ i. theTenPro-
pdfitions.
=— theOilband
mg the Smi Army. ■*- — —
*_t Examination arid Anfwer, touching a Peti-
tion from the Courlty of Km. ■*■ —
Committed to the Tower. ■* —
His excellent Speech for ah Accontmodjnidn with
the King. — — — —
DIGBY, Ltrd Gttrjr, his Speech on National
Grievances. ■ ■•'■*■ ■ ' '"'
HU Speech on tHtto. — — — <~
■ -i ■ ■ for frequent Parliaments. -** —
— — — — in favour 6f the Earl of StrtffhrJ. -
Gives Offence to the Commons by it, and obli-
ged to 1 explain hirhfrlf. — —
Hit Ceafure of Col. Gering, touching a Plot
againft the Parliament. — —
the
Vol. Pag,.
3 tan
It ti 15
15 AMO
31 U 27
30, I. *
,u
232
»73. 4
*75
299
5«. 7
373. 4
394.5
442(3
4*4
39»
393
52 M 6f
79 » 84
99**102
157/.16+
163
333
DIGBY.
Jig lizecy GOOgle
ParlfcMktary Hi/hty of EngIand*
Ftt.
DIGBY, Ltri Gnrg; catted «p to the Hetofc of
Hit Speech, on the Bill of Attainder againft Lord
Strafford ignoiftfetonfly treated by die
Common*, and how. w m*.
Farther Rcfentmeiit again* him. **- *-*
H& Accoant of the Printing and PttWiftrihff hah
Speech. — — -4— 4**
Speech againft htm by Mr. Ppntnt. — —
Hii Behaviour on Lord Kimbtkn'i beine chafeed
with High Tretfon. «- 6 **!—
Appwre in Arms at Kingjlen upon TbaMet. — ■
Cooftplairit againft him on this Gccaflon. - — ^
Hii intercepted Letter to the Queen. -«• *4*
Impeached of High Treafoti. == —
Artidei againft him, Particulars of. — ■"■•
Ttken in Difguife, and how, ■ "•■■» j-*.
Hi* Projea for obtaining the Sirrender of Hull
to the King. _ a ■
Appointed Secretary of State, on the Death of
Lord Falkland. — — *****
Hii Letter, concerning the Motions of the King*!
Forces. ——. j- -.^-.
■ a Projea for a treaty b«.
*J#
tween the King and rhe City of £«M«i
— intercepted Letter to Gel. Ltrgt* Gbrefnor
rfOxflrd. — ^* —
— Letter to the Earl of Lrvm, relating to ftttfle
OertBres for a Peace. *— — «-
Goes into Inland. **. ■ •
Commit! the Earl of Glmtrf** to Prifon ihe».
His Letter* giving an Account of his Realeitt
for fo doing. ■ " "■ ■■■.n ■
DIGBY, J*bk, Eft; impeached by the Commons
of High Treafon. »-*■ • — «.
DIGBY, Sir Kthihn, rtbtms into England fro*
Haniihrnerre. — = — — -i
Ordered by the Commom to depart the Elngdoin
on Pain of Death. •-. -j-
fflGBY, Gurtt, Earl tf Brijht, his Speech _
the Bill o£ Indemnity, in 1660. — —
Pate.
339
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219
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169
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DIGGS,
lizecy GOOgle
24°
N
X to
DIGG S , Sir Dudley, oppoici the Mcafirre* of King
, James L -r- — —
Preferred, and fent into Inland out of the Way.
Appointed by the Commons to be one of their
Managers of the Impeachment againft the
Duke of Buckingham. '*— — ■
His Speech on this Oceafion. —
—- general Charge againft the Duke.
- Charged by the Duke with fpeaking treafonable
^vVords againft King Charlts I. — —
Cleared from this Afpetiion by fundry Lords. -
Committed to the Tower by Order of the King.
Difcharged from his Confinement. — —
His Proteftation on taking his Seat in the
Houfe. ■
,_ Speechon the King's Propofitions for aSupply
. on the Liberty of the Subject.
. for expediting the Subsidies intended
by the Commons. ■ — — —
— Reply to » Speech of the Archbifhop of Can-
terbury, on the Liberty of the Subject. —
— Speech, on a Meflage from the King, not
to meddle with State Government nor the
Minifters thereof. — —
Made Mailer of the Rolls. —
DIRECTORY for public Worfbip, when fet-
tled, and. by whom, — — —
DIVES, Sir Ltwiis his remarkable Warrant for
jailing Men, Provifions, &t. in Derfet-
jbire for King. Charles. I. — —
Taken Prifoner by the Parliament's Forces, and
committed to the Tower. — —
DIVINE SERVICE, Order of the Peers as to
its Performance. — ■ ■
DIVINES, Ajfkwblj «/, meet at Wejlmtftir, in
order to fettle the Government of the
Church. ■ ■■■
Their Faft on this Oceafion. — —
i Petition to the Parliament for a National
Reformation. — ' —
Vtl
Ptgt.
5
5
5*5
525
7
7
7
« « 4«
48 tt 5©
7
7
7
7
158
■59
163
7
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163
399
4091.411
7
436. 7
8
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191, 2
390
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334. 5
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43
9
494
12
279
12
279
12
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33«'«339
IVINZS,
Jglzecy GOOgk
Parliamentary Hifttry of England.
DIVINES, AJfembly eft their Opinion » to the
Lawfulnefs of taking the Seats Solemn
League and Covenant, with regard to
Confcience. ■ ■ ™ — - ■ —
Their Petition to the Peers for the Appointment
of godly Magistrates. — ■
Proceedings concerning Religion. —
— Declaration againft blafphemous Tenets.
Draw upon themferves the Refentment of the
Houfe of Commons, and how. ■
Voted guilty of a Breach of the Privilege of Par-
liament. ■■— — - ' '
The Matter of Fail, touching this Affair, Nar-
rative of. ' ■ ■ — ~
Kequired to give an Anfwcr to this Narrative.
- to fundry Queftiona
Hi
Page.
concerning the Jus Divinum of Church-
Government. - —
Their Mediation with the Parliament for Peace.
— extreme Covetoufnefe, Inftance of. —
DODDERIDGE, Mr. Juflice, »f the King's
Bencht his Speech to the Lords, touching
his Conduct in the Proceedings againft the
Gentlemen imprifbned for refuting the
Loan. — ii ' ■ i
D0DD1NGTON, Sir Francis* impeached of
High Treafon by the Commons. —
Excepted from Pardon by the Parliament. —
DONATIONS of Parliament charged on the Ex.
cife in 1660, Account of. — —
DOREWOOD, John, Efy; chofen Speaker for
the Houfe of Common in 1413.
DORISLAUS, Dr. appointed Agent at the Hague
to the Houfe of Commons. — —
AQaffinated there, and on what Account. —
His Children, how provided for. — — •
DORMER, Robert, Earl of Carnarvn, deferts
King Charles I. whom he had joined at
Oxfirdt and returns to the Parliament, -
DOUGLAS, Archibald, Earl if Angus, marries
Margaret Sifter to King Henry VIII. and
Queen Dowager of Scotland. — —
Q.
45». 3
34»
23 <» 26
359. ^
360
3601*363
363
363. 4. 5
204
19. »
6.7
4»5. «
7*. J
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123
i*3. 4
DOWCET,
244 IN D E X to the
Vol.
DOWCET, Mr. his Declaration 'againA Major
Ralph, concerning the King's Life. —
Committed to Cuftody by the Commons, —
Charge ordered againft him fat accafing Major
Ralph. . — ....
DOWNING, Mr. his Relation of the State of
the Royal Party in Scutland, Anna. 1650.
His farther Account, touching the Affairs of
that Kingdom. ■.— '
DRAKE, Sir Fronds, memorable Honour done
him by Queen Elizabeth, Inftance of. -
DRAKE, Sir Wittiam, his Speech againft evil
Counfellors. — -
DRAKE, Mr. Proceedings againft fitffi for wri- 1
ting a Book, call'd Tht Lang Parliament £
revived. ■ ■ — " ■ J
DRAPER, WHBam, Governor of Oxford, his Let-
ter to the Council of State, concerning the
Scots Expedition into England in 1651. —
DRAYTON, Sir Thetnas, chofen Clerk to the
Parliament mi 347. -J— —
DREUX* John, Earl of Richmond, taken Prifo-
nex by the Scats at the Battle of Bjtand, in
. Tarkfiire. '-+.
DROGHEDA; Account of its being taken by Ge-
neral OrotirwtH, and of the Cruelties by
him exercifed there. — —
DRUNKENNESS, Vice of, teheh flrft brooghk
irito England^
How. refrrained by Parliament. —
DUBLIN, a new College erecHed there, and by
DUDLEY, Edmund, Efo; defied Speaker for
the Commons in 1505. - — -
Attainted of High Treafon, andVcorivWled. —
His- Execution. ■ ■■ ' — : — -
DUDLEY, John, Ear! af Warwick, made Lord
Chamber rain of England. — —
An Accomplice m ttVe DddrUcTidn of Thomas
Lord Seymour. — ■
Created Duke of #hrtbumb&Iahd. — —
Page.
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DUDLEY,
Jglzecy GOOgle
Parliamentary Hi/hry of Enguandt.
DUDLEY, %b*t Earl of Warwick, made Prime
Mini'rter to K-irig Edward VI. — —
His Project lor depriving Tuttrfd/, Bifliop of I>nr-
- — Endeavours to gain Friends in the Parliament
of J 552. .„ —
Procures the rich Biflioprick- of Durham to be
Hit Expectance of further Favours, Account of.
— Project to render the late Duke of Stmerftt'a
Miniftry difliked.
— unbounded Ambition, Inftance of.
— Execution. —
DUDLEY, Lord Guilftrd, his Marriage with
Lady Jane Grey. — —
Attainted of High T/eafon, and Occafion thereof.
His Execution.
DUELS, Ordinance agajnft them, Abftracl of.
DUKE, who firft bore that Title in England. -
DUNBAR-, Battle of, between the Enghjb and
DUNDAS, Cat. Walter, Governor of Edinburgh
Caille, his Anfwcr to a Letter from Col.
fVhalley, concerning fome Scots Minifters.
Hij Anfwer to Gen. Cromwtffs Letter, relating
to the iame. • ! —
— '■■■■ ■ to a fecond Letter from Cromwell,
on the Subject of Religion. '— —
DUNKIRK, Town of, furrendered to Cromwell.
DURHAM, Battle •/. — — —
When made a Palatine County. — —
Taken bv the Scats, jfnne 1640. ■ — —
DURHAM, Bijhopriik of, when fuppreffed. —
Retlored to its priftlne State. —
DUTCH, rctfuefod by the Parliament' to refufe
felling Military Stores to King Charles 1.
Their Sea-fight with the Englijh Fleet in the
Dawns. —■ • . . . .
—r— Embafly to the Parliament, for'accom
dating their Differences on Account of
Trade. —
a*
24.3
Pap.
258
258
^3.. 4
270
270
3 Wl
3>§4
3 »S4
jU -
3:299
299
310, II
6, 224
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'9
393. 4
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401, 2
21
209
1
290
2
225
8
490
3
269
3
307, »
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393
20
87
2C
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DUTCH,
:=y Google
244
I N
X to tBe
Vol.
DUTCH, Victories obtained over their Fleet ?
by the Emgtijb, Inftance* of. I
Their Lofles in the laft Engagement, Particular
Refpetl {hewn to the Memory of their Ad-
miral Van Trump, killed in the Aition. ■
— — reduced State by the War. — —
Conclude a Peace with England. — —
Their Medals ftruclc on that Occafion.
DUTCH Ambajfadert come into England to me-
diate an Accommodation between King
Charltt I. and his Parliament. ■
Their Addrefs to the Peers for this Purpofe. —
— — Demand of an Audience of the Parlia-
ment, Form of.
Ceremonial of their Admittance to the Peers. —
.— ..,.. , . to the Commons.
Their Propofitions to both Houfes. —
■ ■ Application for an Anfwer, as to the Ac-
ceptance of their Mediation. — —
— ■■■— Memorial to the Peers on this Account. -
— ■- fecond Memorial, to the fame Purpofe, —
Obtain an Anfwer. —
Their Rcmonltrance agiSnft it, as unfatisfaflory,
* -■ Memorial to the Peers, on the Subject of
Peace. ■
^ Speech, at talcing Leave of the Parliament.
■ ' \< Application to both Houfes for fparing the
King's tifc. _ ■ - —
How anfwered by the Peers,
by the Commons. —
Manner of their being admitted to an Audience
of the Protector. —
DYER, James, Efq; elected Speaker for the Com-
mons in 1552. — ■ — '
pARL, Sir Walter ; committed to Prifon for
Jy refuting a Loan to' King Charles I. — —
Releafed on the Calling a new Parliament. —
IgUzecsy GOOgk
Parliamentary Hjftory of England. 245
Vol. Pap.
EARL, Sir Walter* his Speech on Grievances con- 1
cerning Religion. — 8 166, 7, 8
His Speech againft the two BHhops, Montagu*
and Laud. - ■ V 279
againft Popery. — -— — 8 293
EARLS, Lift eft fummoned by King Edward III,
to meet in Parliament at IVtjhninftt
EATON, College of, when founded, and by whom,
Saved from Dittblution by the Parliament in
1546. 1
EDGE-HILL, Battlt of, between King Cbar/eti
and his Parliament. — —
How related at a Meeting of the Citizens of
London. ■
EDINBURGH, its Definition in 1385.
'544'
Taken by Gen. Cromwell in 1650.
Caftle of, furrendered to that Gcr
:ral.
EDMONDS; SirTbamas, Trtafurtr oftht Hmtft-
bold to King Charles I. his Speech to foftei
a Debate on National Grievances. —
His Speech to expedite the Bill of Tonnage. —
— — ' ■ ■ ■ on the Proccfe againft Merchants, for
refiifing to pay Tonnage. — —
EDMUNDSBURY, a Convention held there,
A Parliament held there, in 1296. ■
■ , ■- — in 1+47. — ■■ '
EDWARD I. his Acceffion to the Throne, Ac-
count of. ■ ' 11
Calls a Parliament to IViflminfttr, in 1275 —
His Summons to Ltwellyn, Prince of Walti. —
Hotranfwered by him. ■ — ,,..
Calls another Parliament to Weflminfttr this fame
Obtains => Grant of a Fifteenth upon the Clergy
..«i Laity, and on what Account. —
Declaration thereupon, with refpeft to the
Clergy. — — .
13
279, So
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200
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EDWARD,
lizecy GOOgk
346 I' V JJ B ? * the
Vtl. Pag,.
EDWARD I. fumnions a Parliament to /%/?- 1 i
mui/lcr, in 1276,011 the Affair of Lewel'ljnA II 82
„ Proclaims War again ft him. — — I 1 1 83
Wpccs his Parliament at JVijicbeJlfr the fame I
Year: . — | t 83
Confirms the Charters of Liberties and Forefts. 1 1 83
His Order, in Confequence thereof. il 83
rCalk a Parliament. in 1277. . — —I I 83
Obtains a Giant from the Laity, and what. — ' 1 I 83
Calls a Parliament to IVeJlmtnfltr m 1279. — j 1; 8*
His Pmpofal. to them, touch ing.the Clergy. — , 1 84.
— -Rsftraint and Demand on Ecdefiaftical ■
Judges. — \ 1 85
— Expedition into ffales, aqd.Conquelt there- ■.
of, Account of. — — — 1 85
Summons a Parliament. to Rkuwjbury, in 128a,
on that Qccafton. — - ■■-— 1 85
-His Writs, requiring the Attendance of the'
Commons at this Parliament, Form of. 1 86,
Calls another Parliament, this fame Yea
Rotb/and. 1 87
Unites the Principality of (Vales to his Crown, j I 87
.Obtains a Subfidy from the Laity and Clergy, :
and on what Account. — . ■ — ; I 87
Summons a Parliament to Ailm-^urnell, in;
- to Wfjlpanfier^va "1285.
His Expedition into France. —
Calls a Parliament to London, in 128.8. — I
His Demand on thisOccafion by the Lord- Trea-
fuier. ' . - . I
Summons a Parliament to IVejltninJltr, in 1289, '
on his Return,
His important Reafon for it. — —
Judges, how fined for Extortion. — ■ —
Contents to the Biiiifhment of the Jrws. — ■ —
How gratified by the Parliament on that Account,
His great Treafure at this Time. — —
Defi^n to unite the Crown of Scotland to his
own, on the Death of Alexander, the Seen
68
90 ,
EDWARD
,l,zec;y GOOgle
Parliamentary ffijfary of England. 247
Vol. Pag,. ■
EDWARD I. his Proceedings, in Coa&qucnce of
his Dcfign to unite the Crown of Scotland
to hjs own, I 00,
Pretentions of Right to the Crown of Scotland, i 91
Makes himfelf Umpire in the Contejfts concern-
ing it. — —J — I 91
Summons a Parliaments Norhajn, in 1291* for
that Purpofe. — 1 91
His $peeph to the Engtijb and Scott Nobility,
tqucjiing his Claim. — I 92
— AxuVer to ibe Rcqueft of the Setts Lords,
relating to his Demand. — — I 92
— Title to the Dominion of Scotland, — 1 93
— Right of deciding the Controversy about
the Crown, and his being direct Lord
thereof, acknowledged. — — 1 94.
Summons a Parliament to Berwick, in 1292. - I 94
His Motive thereto. ■ — r 94
Appoints John Baliel, Lord pi Galloway, to be
King of Scotland.
His Exception, with regard to himfelf and his
SucceuoM, touching that Crown. — 1 95
Advice to the new King.' — ■ — — 1 95
Receives bis Oath of Fealty and Homage. — 1 95
His rigid Behaviour to him afterwards, Account
— Di/trict of Guitnm, feized upon by the
French King. — 1 97
Calls, a Parliament to Wtfimixfitr, in 1294, on
that Occafion. — ■■- 1 gy
Hk Refolution to recover that Duchy by Force
of Arms. - 1 98
How alined therein by Boliol, King of Scotland, t 98
— ; : by the Barons in Parliament. 1 $8
Plot a gain ft him by the Scats King. ■ — ■
Calls a Parliament to /Fejlmiti/ler, in 1295, on
that Account. ■ ■ ■ ■
How funded with an Aid from the Laity. —
. . ,.„,.■.,_ from the Clergy. —
Haw fupplied with an Aid from the. Merchants.
His Demand of the King of Salt, to prevent his
Dcfi2ns againft England. — —
of the Province of fori.
Hit Injunction to the revolted Lards, and the
jreft of the Nobility, —
248 I N D E X to the
Vol.
EDWARD I. his Expedition into Scotland with
- his whole Army* —
His Conqueft of that Kingdom. — —
Calls a Parliament to Btrwicty in 1296.
Receives there the Homage and Fealty of all the
Scott Nobility.
Appoints a new Miniftry for Scotland, — —
His further Proceedings there. — —
— Treatment of Jtfm, late King of Scotland.
—-11. of the Scots Nobility. — —
Convenes the Parliament to St. Edmund/bury this
fame Year. — ■—
His Motive for fo doing. — •— —
— Refolution for profecuting the War againft
Franco. '
How afiifted by the Laity to that End.
Refufed an Aid by the Clergy, and for what
Reafon. — — ■ ■ ■
Puts them out of his Protection, and feizes their
Lands. — — —■- ■
His Reconciliation with them, and by what
Means. — — —
— Method of railing a Body of Horfe, to at-
tend him in his Expedition againft Franco.
Reftores to the Archbiibop of Cantrrbury his
Lay-Fees, Goods, WV. taken from him.
State of his Kingdom at this Time, Account of.
Calls a Parliament to Salijbury, in 1297. —
His Exclusion of the Clergy from that Meeting,
— - Difference with the Barons there, Particu-
lars of. -— — ___
— - Confirmation of the two Great Charters, by
Way of Com promt fe. — —
How requited for this Conceffion by the Laity. -
., ., , — _- , by the Clergy
of the Province of Canttrbury. — —
- by the Clergy
Pop.
Jglzecy GOOgk
no
no
no
Parliamentary Wfiory of England. 249
V»k Past.
EDWARD I. conftitutes John Earl of Warm,
General of bis Forces againft the revolted
Scats. — — —
Appoints a Meeting of the Barons at Tori,
the Occafion thereof. —
Summons the Scots Lords to appear there. —
His Truce concluded with Franct. — —
— - Mcflage to the Earl of Warrtn, concerning
his March towards Scotland. —
— Arrival at Berwick. — •
Removes the Courts of Exchequer and King's
Bench to Tart. ■ ■■ ■
Calls a Parliament to meet there in 1298*
His fecond Summons to the Scots Lords.
— Order for muttering his Army.
— compfeat Victory over the Scots. ■■
Retakes the Towns, isV. they had Teheed In his
Abfence. __ ,
Convenes a Parliament to Lundon in 1299. —
His Agreement with the Fnneh King, Particu-
lars of. ' i^—
Obtains the Confent of his Parliament thereto.
His Conduct on being pretTed to ratify, in Per-
son, the Great Charters. — —
Occalions the Difpleafure of the Lords, and how.
His Peace again interrupted by the Scots. —
Summons a Parliament to Tark in 1299.
Marches his Army into Scotland again.
Hii Succefs againft the Rebels there.
Calls a Parliament to Wtjlminfttr in 1300. —
Renews and confirms the Great Charters.
Calls a Parliament to Lincoln in 1301.
Hii Writ for that Purpofe, and the Reafons of
his Summons, Subftance of. — —
— Speech to the Parliament by his Secretary
Brabaxon. ■ ■ ■ ■ -- - -^—
— ConcefCons to them at that Time, Particu-
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His Speech tb them on that Occafion. —
Creates his el deft Son Prince of IVqUi and Earl
pfP4,/«r —
His JCing^om of Scorfqnd f'^jipet) by Pope Beni-
fqcfVXti'.
— Anfper to [f|f PpntjfF's Pemand, Suhftance
Calls a Parliament to'fVeftminfttr in I3Q5- —
His primary Cerejntwials in opening this parii
men;. _ -
Marnier of diffolyijig it. — ' —
Apppiqts Jteprefentatives of the Scats to fit in
the Englijh Parliament. — —
His JJneafinels on account of con firm ipg the
two Great Chafers. — —
Abfolved by the Pope from the Oath he had ta-
Jcjcn to obferye them. ■
His Proceedings agatrift the Confederate Barons,
for the i rBehaviour during his Abfencc in
Fhqdm. ' • '"-
< : — againft dt JVinchelftat Archbi-
fhop of Canterbury, on the fame Accognt.
Calls a Parliament to Carlijli in 1307. —
His Eefolution conterniug the Scott. — r —
Banifhes Pitrc* Gavt/fo<it the Prince's Favourite.
His R^afqn for fo doit'g. —
Obliges hjs Son to fwe.ii never to recall )iim- -
His Pcaliqn allowed tw Gave/Ion on that Condi-
tion. ■ —
— Death, Account of. — - —
EDWARD II. his AcccJTion to the Crown. —
Rtcallb P'urct Gavtjleu, his' Favourite, from
Banilhmcnt. —
His diftinguUhtng Favours to him, Particulars
Calls a Parliament to Northampton in 1308.
Obtains an Aid from the Clergy and Laity, and
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account of his Favourite, —
Hit Propofal, in order for a Reconciliation.
Forced to part with Gave/lea, and to banijh him
from England for ever. — - ■ —
His Confirmation of that Sentence by Letters
Patent. . ■ ■
Sends him into Inland, and makes him Gover-
nor there. — — — ■ —
His Complacence to him in his Journey. — ■
Permits the Barons to chute a Committee to go-
. vera his Affairs. — --:—
Calls a Parliament to Stamford in 1309. —
Prevails upon the Barons to let Gayejhn enjoy
the Earldom of Cornwall for Life, and
recalls him again. — - — -
Summons a Parliament to York in' 1310. —
His Reafons for recalling Gaveflon. — —
— Declaration, touching the Obfcryance of the
Laws of the Realm. —
— Order for leaning the City of London agajnft
the di (contented Barons. —
— farther Declaration to appeafe them.
— Cummiffioncrs to treat with them, in order
10 accommodate the Difference, Lift of.
— Endeavours for a Treaty fruftrated, ai
how. ' ■
Requeued by the Barons to deliver Gaveflon- to
tbem, or cornmand his quitting the King-
His various Methods to fave him, Account of.
Places his Favourite in Scarbrottgh Cattle. —
Ho* deprived of him there. — — —
Receives a threatning Menage from the Confe-
derate Lords. — — ■—
Enters into a Treaty, and makes an Agreement
with them. — —
Goes with his Queen injo France, and on what
Occafion. — — .
Summons a Parliament to Weftminfttr on his
Return in 1313. — —
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How anfwered by them, —
Receives their Submiffion according to Agree-
ment, i — - ._
Obtains a Subfidy from this Parliament, and what
His Expedition againft the Scats.
Gives them Battle at Bannociburn.
His bad Succefs there, Account of.
Summons a Council of his Nobility to Turk, on
occafion of his Defeat. — —
Calls a Parliament to fftflminfler, to abate the
exceflive Price of Provifions.
His Proclamation for fixing the feveral Rates
thereof.
— Subfidy obtained from this Parliament, Ac-
■' count of. ■ i i
How oppofed in collecting it, and on what Oc-
■ talion.
Summons a Parliament to Lincoln in 1315. —
His Reqtieft for their Advice and Affiftance
againft the Scots. .
— Declaration to obferve the Ordinances made
in his Father's Time. —
— Aid obtained for carrying on the War with
Scotland, Particulars of. . , , —
— - Promife, with refpeel to that Grant. —
- — Orders concerning the Militia of England.
How aflifted with an Aid at this Time by the
Commons. ■ — —
Hit Kind Menage td Thomas Earl of Lancafl.tr,
Makes him General over the Forces intended
for Scotland. ■ - ■
Summons a Parliament to Lincoln in 13:
Revokes his Writs, and the Reafon thereof. —
Meets his Parliament at York in 1319. —
Requefted by them to cftablifh a Council, in o
der to attend him by Turns. —
His Compliance therewith. — __
— Charter of Pardon to Thomas Earl of Lai
tafltr and his Followers. •—
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relating to Ordinances. — ■
Admits the two Dtfpvifers, Father and Son, in-
to his Service. ■ ■
Makes Hugh, the younger, his Chamberlain and
Favourite; ■ ■ ■ ■
His Aid from the Clergy. — —
• ■ ■— from the Commons. ■ ; .■■■■
— Banilhment of the two Dtfptnftrs demand-
ed by the Barons. — —
— mild Anfwer.
— Danger from the Barons, Account of. —
Calls a Parliament to Weflmtnfter in 1321. —
His Summons difobeycd by the Barons.
Force put upon him, with regard to the two
Defpenjen, Account of. — —
Grants a Charter of Pardon to the Confederate
Lords. — 1 —
His Expedition againft Ltdei Cattle in Kent, and
on what Occasion. —
— Severity to the Deputy-Governor and Gar-
rifon there. ■ — — —
Occafions a Civil War with the Barons on that
Account. — _ —
His Succefs againft them at tbe Battle of Be-
rougbiridge. ■ -
Summons a Parliament to York in 1322.
Ills Revocation of the Procefs and Award againft
the two Defpenfers, Form of.
— Command for cancelling the Roll where the
faid Award was entered. — —
— Treatment of the Followers of the Earls of
Lancafhr and Hertford. —
Creates his eldeft Son Prince otlValis and Duke
of Aquitain. —
■ Hugh Defptnftr the elder, Earl of Win-
chtfter. ■ - ■■—
Andrew dt Harkeley, Earl of Carlijli
His Order, touching the Ordinances made by
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from flie Clergy afttt Laity. — —
Summoned to do Homage to the King of P i-unct,
.and on what Account. — —
His Territories of Gttiimu and Ca/n/ignj ferxed
by the Frentb King. ■
Calls a Parliament to LWm, in. 1 323, about
Ail Affair .
His Enibafly to the King'of Fraxct, to excufe
. his going there. — — — —
— Demand of a pecuniary Aid tor the Ra»fom
if John it Drtitx, Earl of RitBhwid. —
— * Propoftl reje&cd. — -
Charge of High Treafen againft Adam it
Orlttoti, Bifhop of Htriford. — —
j — Proceedings againft him in Cotrfeuuence
thereof.
Permits his Qrreeti and the Prirwe of Waltt to
go into Franc*. — — --■
His fruitlefa Endeavours to bring them back.
— domeftic Affairs, bad State of. — —
Treachery and Rebellion of his Queen againft
him, Account of, _ —
Seized by her Party, and imptifened In Kenntl-
W/A Caftle. ^- -
HisDepfaiitronrefolvedon by a Parliament fum-
moned by the Queen. — —
Articles alledged againft him for that Porpofe.
Meflage to htm by a Committee to induce his
Resignation of the Crown to his Son. —
How afft&cd on that Occafiqn. — —
His Anfwer to the Commiffioners. — — |
Reflgnation of the Crown, Manner of. — !
— inhuman Treatment, and miferable End,|
Account of. -
<—- Latin Verfes wrote in his Confinement,
Specimen ef. — —
EDWARD lit. elected King in the room of his
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His Guardians appointed by the Parliament, Lift
— Expedition Sgainfr the Setts. —
Calls a Parliament to Limoin in 1327.
- to iPtJlmiafhr Irl J 348. —
- to fari the fame Yeah —
=" ' ■ to Nmhamptm in 1318. < —
His Peace with the Scott; bj the Direflion of the
Queen" and Mortimer, Articles of; —
— Chatter-;, giving dp all Claim1 of Superldriry
over that Kingdom, AbftraEr. of. —
Calls a Parliament to Saii/hury In 1328. - *i-
Cieates his Brother, John of Bittern, Earl of
Cornwall. — ^^ ■ - — ^-i-
— 1 Bir Jamtt Suiter, of iriland; Earl of
Ormoria. ■
Rogtf LoTtJ Mortimer, Earl of March.
Calls a Parliament id Winchtfter in 1329. —
- — ■ — — ^= to Nottingham In 1330, -
Hit Orders for Arrefting Mertimtr there. —
Adjourns the Parliament to f^tjtmi^tr oh that
Occafibh. ■ ' ■' ■=■ -,-. ..
His Writ to" all the Sheriffs of England; for the
1 Elfcafon of Comffibns to fit in that Par-
liament. — —
— Complaint againft his Mother and Mortimer
— Declaration' to tike the Reins of Govern-
ment, approved of by the Parliament. —
— Charge to the Peers, concerning Simon dt
. Btreferd, Knight. —
— Offer of a Reward for talcing Sir John Mkl-
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Earl of Kent, to his Fathcr'i Honours and
Eftate.
Does the like to Richard Fitx-Alan, Son of the
late Earl of Armdtl. — ——
His Grant to Sir William Mentaattt and others,
for taking Mtrtimir and his Confederates.
Makes his Mother a State Prifoner tor Life, ir
the Caflle of Rifings. —
Call* a Parliament to JVtftmnflir in 1331. —
His Motive thereto.
— Favour to Sir Hug b Dtfptnftr, the younger.
Sollicited by the Parliament to extend his Favour
to Edmmd, eldeft Son to the late Earl of
March. - ■■ «■■■■ ■
His Anfwer thereto.
Summons a Parliament to Wtfimiaftir in 1332,
His Order for preventing Tumults, iSe. on that
Occafion. — -^— •
Invited by the King of Frana to go to the Holy
Land. — — —
His Rcqueft to the Parliament thereupon. -
— Declaration, concerning the Rcaions of their
Meeting. ■■ '■
Appoints J unices in every County for the Prefer-
ration of Peace. —
His Declaration, concerning his Journey to
France. — — — -
Calls a Parliament to JVtftminJltr in 1332.
Requeued by thtm to march his Army againft
the Salt. — ■ ■
His Supply for that Purpofe, Account of.
*— illegal Taxations objected to by the Parlia-
ment. ■ ■ — '
Revokes the new Coram iffions for railing of cer-
tain Cuftoms. — —
Removes his Court to Itri. — —
Summons a Parliament to meet there, in 1332.
His Adjournment thereof, and on what Occafion.
— Orders to the Mayor of lor t, for iteming the
Peace of the City. — —
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EDWARD III. receives an Embafly, with Peti-
tions from David Bruce, King of Scotland.
Requires the Reftitution of Berwick, and the
Homage of the young King. —
His Demand rejected. —
Declares War againft him. — —
Calls a Parliament to Tori, in 1333, on that
Occafion. — ■-— — —
His Refolutioii to march into Scotland, and af-
fift King Batiol.
How advifed by the Parliament, touching that
Affair.
Regains the Kingdom of Scotland, and receives
the Homage of King Baliel. t* ••
Holds a Parliament at Tori, on his Return in
*33+- r — —
Confirms the two Great Charters there. — — .
Calls a Parliament to Weftminfiir the fame Year.
His Declaration* expreifing a Defire to go into
the Holy Land. -—■*-
Receives Information of the Scots Revolt. —
His Parliamentary Aid on that Occafion, Ac-
count of. - ■ ■ ■ ______
Call* a Parliament to Torkt Anno 1335, to treat
about renewing .the War with Scotland. -
— . . to Northampton, Anno 1 336.
His Advice received there, touching the Scott
being -flirted by the French King. — —
Steals away from his Parliament, and goes direct-
ly to Scotland. —
His Substitutes, appointed to hold the Parlia-
ment in his A b fence. Lift of. — — ■
Reduces Scotland to his Obedience again. —
Summons a Parliament to Nottingham, on his
Return in 1336. ■ ■ - — ■
Obtains a new Grant to cany on the War in
Scotland and Gafcoigny. — —
Summons a Parliament to fVefiminfier in 1337.
Creates his eldeft Son, Prince Edward, Duke of
Cornwall. • ■ -
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His Declaration to them, concerning his Defign
to profecute the War in France. — — —
His Supply obtained for that Purpofe. —
Calls a Parliament to Wtftminftir in 1338, —
His farther Aid for the Frtncb War, Particulars
Seizes upon the Effects of the LomeardMcTchtnU
in Linden. —
■ upon the Revenues of Alien and foreign
Priories. ■ — —
His Extortions from the Nation in general, ai
this Time, Account of. — —
— Embarkation, and the Strength of his Navy.
— — Refinance at Antwerp, Splendour of. —
Conuniffiont Prince Edward his Son, as Guar-
dian of England* to hold a Parliament at
Northampton, Anne 1338. — —
His extraordinary Aid granted at that Time. —
Calls a Parliament by Commiflion lolVtfiminjltr.
in 1339. — — . —
His Remonftrance to them, concerning the Ne-
cefltyof a further Aid. — —
How gratified OR that Occalion. — —
Borrows Money of foreign Princes and private
Perfons. —
Pawns his Crown, and for what. —
Calls Prince Edward to Antwtrp. —
His Cotniniffionprs appointed to hold a Parlia-
ment at Wefiminfitr in 1340, Lift of. —
— Aid from the Lords and Commons, Partial
htraof. —
Afliimes the Style and Arms of Franc*.
Changes his Great Sea) on that Occalion, and
how. ■■ ■
Returns into England, and fgmmnns a Parlia-
ment to Wtfiminjltr in March, 1 340. —
His Declaration of his extreme Want of Money.
— extraordinary Supply in Confequence there-
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EDWARD III. his Grants at that Time, for the
Eafe of the Public. —
Confirms Magna Cbarta. '— — —
Requeued by the Parliament not to make En-
gland a Province to Franc*. ■
His Declaration of Indemnity to them on that
Occafion, Form of. — -■■■■■
Creates the Marquis of falters Earl of Cambridge.
His Petition allowed to him on that Occasion. -
Goes abroad again, and befieges Tanrnay. —
Calls a Parliament by Commiffion to jrtftam
fttr in July, 1340. —
Obtains a Victory aver the French at Sea. —
His funher Supply by the Parliament for carry-
ing on the War. — -< —
— Disappointment in the Remittances thereof.
Returns privately to England, m order to find
out the Defaulters. — - — ' *■*
His Treatment of the Conftable of the Tower,
for his Neglect of Duty there. '• •
1 — ' of the Perfons concerned in the
MifapoHcatiort of his Strbfidies. — —
— Refentment againft the ArchbUbop of Can-
ttrlury, on the fame Account. ■ . ' —
Calls a Parliament to fVtfiminfier in 134.1. —
Hit Declaration for the Redress of Grievance).
Accepts the Submiffion of the Archbishop, and
grants him a Pardon. • ■ ■■
Hit Antwer to the Requefts and Complaints of
the Clergy at this Parliament. —
— Annvers to the Petitions of the Lords
Commons, concerning the'Eafe of his !
jcSs. —
— Aflint for declaring them to be Statutes. —
— arbitrary Manner of revoking them, Acconnt
— Writ on that Occauon to the Archbiihop
of Canterbury. •— —
Makes a Trace with Philip King of France.
Calls a Parliament to Wtflmnftar in 13431 on
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EDWARD III. how advifed by the Parliament,
touching the Truce with France. — —
Creates his deleft Son Edward Prince of Walts.
How aided by the Clergy at this Parliament,
lib Rc&lution to renew the War with France,
and the Occaflon thereof.
Calls a Parliament to Wtfinwnfttr in 13441 for
that Purpofe. — — —
Hit Requeft to them, for their Advice and Af-
fiilance. ■
How anfwered. — —
His Supply for the Renewal of the French War.
Summons a Parliament to Wifiminfitr in 1346.
Seizes the Revenues which the Cardinals of the
French Fadion poflefled in England.
His Order for the impartial Adminiftratioo of
Juftiee. -;
— Purveyors complained of, for evil Practices.
— PunvQiment of them. — —
Appoints Prince Lionel, his fecond Son, Regent.
Sets out again for Framet. — — —
How accompanied in this Expedition. — — -
His Speech to his Officers. — _
— — great S uccefa. — —
— Aid granted by the Commons, at the Par-
liament in 1347, for the War. — —
— Aid granted, on Account of knighting the
Prince of Wales at La Hogut. — —
Takes the important Town of Calais. — —
His Trace with France, and Return to England.
— profperous State, Defcription of. ■ ■
Summons a Parliament to Wtflmxnfttr in 1 348.
His Anfwer to their Complaint againft Forefters,
and to a Requeft touching Magna Cbaria.
— Writ to the King of Scots, demanding his
Appearance at the Parliament in 1340. -
Summons a Parliament to Wejlmtnfier in 1351.
°Hb Declaration of the Reafons for aflembling
them. ■ ■ ^___
Caufes Groats and Half-Groats to be coined for
the firft Time.
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EDWARD III. creates Henry Flantagtntt Duke
of Loncafler. ■ ■■ —
His extenfive Grant of Power to that Nobleman.
Creates Ralph Lord Strafford Earl of the fame.
His Penfion allowed on that Occafion. r—
Inftitutes the famous Order of the Garter. —
Summons a Parliament to Wtflminfltr in 1352.
His Supply obtained for the French War. —
— thankful Acknowledgement thereof. —
— Anfwer to the Petitions of the Commons,
concerning Grievances. —
— Clemency to Sir John Maltravtn. —
Calls a Parliament to Wtflminfter in 1353.
Obtains a farther Supply for the French War. -
His Difpleafurc at the FIemmingjt and Occafion
thereof.
Removes the Staple of Wool from their Towns
to England. ,^—
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Demands their Opinion, concerning a Peace
with Front*. —
His Anfwer to me Petitions of the Commons.
Renews the War againft France. — —
His Conqucfts there. ■ — ■- —
Summons a Parliament to Wtflminfltr in 1355.
State of his Affairs at this Time. ■
His large Supply from the Parliament, Particulars
— Anfwers to the Petitions of the Commons. -
— Expedition againft the revolted Stoti, and
the Succefs thereof. — ■■■
Splendour of his Court, Account of. — —
Concludes a Peace with France. ■ ■ 1 ■ —
Meets a Parliament at Wtftminfttr in 1361. —
Rcleafes the Frc nch King from his Imprisonment.
Takes an Oath to preferve the Peace made with
Reftores the Poflcffions of the Alien Monasteries
to them again. ■-— — ■ 1 291
Calls a Parliament to Wtflminfltr in 1362. — 1 293)
Bis Command to the Peers on that Occafion. - 1 292
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. London to Calais. ■ ■
His Ordcts in Confequence thereof.
— * general Pardon to his Subjects. —
— principal OmccSiho'.vdirpofcd of at thisTime.
Re-canijiois Alr.^r-a Cham. • — — — —
Creato Prince Licecl, his lecond Son* Duke of
' Cl&rtnce. — —
— ■ ■ ■ ■ i John of Gaunt., bis Son, Duke.
of Laneajltr. - — ■
Edmund of Langh-;, his fifth Son,
Earl of Cambridge. — -
Initiates the Englijh Ceremony obferved on
Maunday Thurfday. — ■ ■
Summon? a Parliament to Wtflminjfer in 1363.
His R*afons for calling them. — —
How complimented by the Commons for his
Conduct. .
Panes an Ail for limiting the Price of Poultry.
Summons a Parliament to Weftminfltr in 1365.
His Speech againft Papal Encroachments. —
Aufwer to a Petition of tha Commons, touching
' the Duty, on Wool. —
Appoints the Prince of JFalts Governor of
Aquitain. • ■■ ■ ~
—, — ; — the Duke of Clarence, his fecond Son,
Lord- Lieutenant of Ireland, — —
Holds a Parliament at WtftminjUr in 1366. —
His Requcft to them, concerning the Pope's In-
tention to cite him to do Homage for his
Crown. —
Forbids the- Payment of Peter-Pence. — —
His Alliance with Lord Ingelram de Couey, a
Frtnfbman. ■. >- ■ ■ ■
— Grant to that Lord, — — -
Summons a Parliament to Weftntinller in 1368,
and theOccafion thereof. ■ ■ ■
His Supply for the Difcharge of his Debts. —
— Judgment againir Sir John Ltigh, Steward of
his Boufhpld. — — - '
— Dominions abroad feized by the French King
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Jiir in 1369, on that Occafion. — -' — 1 302
Re-aflumes the Style and Title of King of ■£>«»«. I 303
Renews the War in that Kingdom. . 1 303
His Order concerning the State of England. • 1 304.
— Soblidy on Wool, Wc . for carrying on the
Wm. — rr^~ — — — 1 304
— public Encouragement to all thofe who
mould anlft him againft France. — — — 1 304, 5
— Command to the Bifuope and Clergy in cafe
of as Invafipn. ■, ■ ■ ■ 1 395
— Affliction at this Time, and on what Ac-
count. •- 1 305
Summons a Parliament to Wtfiminfitr in 1371. 1 305
His Affairs abroad, State of. — — 1 30c, 6"
— Requeft to the Parliament, touching Secu-
rity at home. ■■ - ■■■■■ 1 306 .
— Supply granted by the Laity for carrying on
the War. I 30$ .
by the Clergy. I 306
Command to the Sheriffs, concerning thefe Sub-
fidies. I 307
Requefted by the Commons to admit Laymen
into the great Offices of State. 1 309, 10
His Compliance therewith, and Difpofal thereof. 1 310
— Affairs in Frame, bad State of, — — 1 311
— Effort to raife the Siege of lours, — — 1 31 r. 1
— Difappoin latent therein. — — I 311
Summons a Parliament to Wtfiminjler in 1372. 1 312
His Motives thereto. 1 312
— ampleSupplyfor profecutingthefMnrAWar. 1 313
— thankful Acknowledgement thereof. — I 313
Summons a Parliament to Wtftminjttr in 1373- I 313
His unufual Claufes in the Writs for that Pur-
pofe, 1 313, 14
— further Supply for the War. — — 1 315
— — Anfwers to the Petitions of the Commons. 1 316, 17
Agrees to a Truce with Frantt. — — 1-3*7
Summons a Parliament to Wtflmnjttr in 1376,
on that Occalion. — ■■ — ■- 1 /18
His Subfidy at this Time. — 1 318
Jglzecy GOOgk
264
I N D E X to
EDWARD III. admits 3 Council to attend him
conftantly, attheRequcftoftheCommons.
His Anfwer to their Petitions concerning Juftices
of Peace.
How abufed by his Miftrefs, Alia Pitru. —
His infirm State, Account of. -*•
— Intention to celebrate a Jubilee. ■■■■■■ ■
— great Difappointment therein. — —
Paffes an Ad of Grace.
Creates his Grandfon, Richard Prince of Walts,
Duke of Cornwall and Earl of Cbifler. -
Declares him Heir Apparent.
Summons a Parliament to fVtftminfttr'in 1377.
Obtains a Poll-Tax for fupporting the War. -
His Anfwers to the Petitions of the Commons.
EDWARD IV. proclaimed King of England. •
" His Proccffion on that Occafion. — —
— Expedition again ft Queen Margaret. —
— great Victory over her at Towion. ——
■— Proceedings at Tint, in Confequence thereof
. — - Return to London, and Coronation there. -
Calls a Parliament to Weftminfler in 1461. —
His Declaration, touching his Title to the Crown.
— Speech on that Occafion. — —
— Bounty to his Friends. — ■
Creates his Brother George, Duke of Clarence. -
— — Richard, Duke ofG/oncefter.
John Lord NeviU, Vifcount Montacule.
■ " 1 Henry Bourcbier, Earl of £/?**■
' ■ 1 William Lord Faucenberg, Earl of Kent.
Calls a Parliament to tVeflminJler in 1463. —
His Subfidy obtained there. ■■■ —
— — various Adjournments of this Parliament,
Particulars of. . .
— Victory over the Queen's Army at Htgelty
Moor.
the
Vol. Page.
— over the King'sJArmy at Hexham.
— Subiidies obtained for Life, at the Seffion i
1+64.
— Marriage with Lady Gray, —
Jglzecy GOOgle
Parliamentary Wfiory of England.
ra.
EDWARD IV. his ill Ufcge of the Earl of War-
wick, on his Marriage with Lady Gray. -
His Imprifoninent by the Earl, and where. —
— Efcape. ;
Drives trie Earl out of the Kingdom. -
HU various Turns of Fortune in Conference
thereof.
Calls a Parliament to Wtflminfttr in 1467. —
His Speech to the Commons there. ■■■■■■ ■■ -
— Prorogations of this Parliament, Account of.
— Subiidy obtained at the Seflion in 1468. —
Forced to leave the Kingdom. — ■
Proceedings againft him by the Parliament on
Htnry'a Reft oration. ■■■ -
His Return to England. — ■ ■
— Pretentions on landing. — —
— Victory over the Earl of Warwick at Btnrntt,
— Defeat of Queen Margartt at Tewijbury. -
— Restoration to the Throne.
Calls a Parliament to Wtflminfttr m 1472. —
His Supply granted him' there. ■ ■
Creates his eldefl Son Edward* Prince of Watts,
&c.
Mis Supply granted at the Seftion in 1473.
— extraordinary Favour to Lewis d* Brugit, a
Foreigner. — ■ ■
— Grants to the Dukes of Clarinet and Ghu-
ctfter.
— SubGdy obtained at the Seffion in 1474. —
in 1475. —
— new Device of tailing Money at this Time,
Account of. ■■ — ■■ ^—^~
— fruitlefs Expedition' againft Franet. 1
Difobligca the Nation, and how. — —
His Method of railing Money, to avoid calling a
Parliament. — ■
Summons a Parliament to Wtflminfttr in 1477.
Creates his Son Richard, Duke of Tori, iSe. —
His Revocation ofNevile Duke of Bedferd'aTille
■— Proceedings againft Gtargt Nrvilt, Archbi-
shop of Tirk. — —
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328
328
328
3*9
329
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332
334
334. S
338
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33|
338
339
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340
34i
34i
345. 6
346
348, 9
349. SO
35°. 1
35i
351. 2
353
3S3
354
355. 6
EDWARD
1,'lze^y GOOgle
a66
INDEX/*
EDWARD IV. bis Quarrel with Gtorgt Duke of
Clarenct. ' - ■■ ■ , ' -■■—
Call* a Parliament to Weflminfttr in 1482. —
His Suhfidy obtained there. — —
further Grant to RicbardX>vk& of Glauufltr,
— great Diftrefs at this Time, Account of. —
How relieved by the Clergy. — .
His Sicknefs and Death, — —
EDWARD V. his Acccffion to the Throrw. —
His Murder in the Tower. — —
EDWARD VI. his Acceffion to the Crown. —
His Stile and Titles. ■ .
— Age at that Time. ■■ — —
Calls a Parliament to Wtjlminfitr, in 1547.
Hb Commiffion for appointing the Protector's
Seatworm of. .■ - — — —
— Sufaftdy granted him at the Scffion in 1548.
— general Pardon to his Subjects. —
— Diflblution of the Parliament. — ■
— Sicknefs at thatTime. — —
Calls a new Parliament in 1552. — —
His Debts, Particulars of. —
— Letter to the Sheriffs, for electing (itch Mem-
bers as the Privy Council would recom-
mend. .
— Subfidy obtained this Seffion. — —
— Diflblution of the Parliament. — —
Death. — — —
EGERTON, Sir Thtmat* made Lord-Keeper of
the Great Seal. —
His Speech at opening the SelSon of Parliament
^- Anfwer to Mr. Ytlvtrton'i Speech at the
Diflblution of this Parliament. — —
— Speech at opening the Seflioii in 1601. —
— Reply to a Speech of 'John Crotie, Efqj
Speaker. — ■■■ , . ■
— further Anfwer to the Speaker. — —
— Speech at the Clofe of this Seffion. —
Created Lord Elkfmtrty and made Lord-Chan-
cellor of England. — ~! -
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V*l
Pigi.
2
3A 9. 6»
2
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268
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),gl,ze^y GOOgk
Parliamentary Si/lory of England.
TtL
iGERTON, Edward, Efy; his Petition to the
Peers in Parliament againft Lord-Chan-
cellor Bacon. • —
LGREMOND, Sir 7»5«,raires a Rebellion againft
King Henry VII. Amu 1489.
EGREMONT, Lord "Thomas* flain at the Battle
of Northampton, Anno 1461. — ■ ■-
ELECTIONS for Members of the Houfc of Com-
mons, Debate thereon. - ■ —
ELIZABETH, $ueen, fucceed's to the Crown
on the Death of her Sifter Mary.
Her Choice of Privy Counfcllors, Lift of. —
Calls a Parliament to IVeJlmin/ler, in Jan. 1558.
Obtains a Subfidy from the Commons.
Petitioned by them to marry. — —
Her Anfwer. — — - —
Diflblves the Parliament. — —
Her Crown claimed by French II. King of
Frame, in Right of" his Wife Mary, Queen
Regent of Scotland. —
Invades Scotland, both by Sea and Land.
Sends an Army into France to invade that King-
dom. —
Calls a Parliament to Wefimtnfter, in 1562. —
Her Proceffion to the Houfe,' Form of.
Obtains a large Supply from the Clergy and Laity,
Petitioned again by the Commons to marry. —
Her Anfwer.
Addreflcd by the Speaker of the Houfe of Com-
mons on the Subject of her Marriage. —
Her Anfwer. ■ -
Concludes a Peace with France. — — —
Sollicited by Mr. Onflow to be excufed from fer<
ving the Office of Speaker for the Com-
mons, Anno 1566. — — —
Approves the Election. — —
Her Reply to Mr. Onflow's Anfwer.
Appoints Sir Robert Catlyn, Lord Chief Juftice
of the Common Pleas, to execute the Of-
fice of Lord-Keeper at this Seffion,
267
Pap.
359 1' &z
424
437.8
36r
362
36J
407
408/(410
410/0412
436
437
43s
438
I
i» a
■4
39 " 45
45
46 to 49
49 '» 5»
55 "57
60
ELIZABETH,
Jig liiecy GOOgk
268 I N D E X to tbt
Vol. Pug*.
ELIZABETH, ^wi, receives aPetitionfrom the I
Lords, touching her Marriage and Succef-
fion. - ■' '- —■ --■ 4 1 <H " 7<
Her Ani'wer. — ■ ■ — ■
Occalions great Debates in the Houfe of Com-
mons. —
Refeuts their Behaviour, and forbids all farther
Proceedings in the Affair.
Obtains a Subfidy from (be Clergy and Laity. -
Remits a Part of this Tax. —
Grants 2 general Pardon to her Subjects.
Her Speech to this Parliament. — —
Diflblve* it. — .
SupprefTes a Rebellion in the North of England.
Calls a Parliament to Wtftminftir in 1571.
Her extraordinary Proceffion to the Parliament-
Houfe.
— Speech to the Parliament. 1 — —
— Anfwerj by the Lord- Keeper, to Mr. lVraf%
Forbids the Commons to meddle with Matters of
State.
Excommunicated by Pope Pius V. — —
Obtains a considerable Subfidy from the Clergy
and Laity. ■ ■
Checks the Commons, and forbids them to de-
bate on Points of Prerogative. — —
Grants a general Pardon. —
DiJTolvcs the Parliament. — —
Becomes jealous of Mary Queen of Scott. - —
Imprifons her. — —
Calls a Parliament to mftminfitr in 1572. —
Summons four new Barons to this Parliament. -
Prohibits the Commons from meddling with Re-
ligious Affairs. ■ ■ —
Summons Htnri Piercy, Earl of Northumberland,
■ and John Lord Stoarten, to the Parliament.
Obtains a large Subfidy from the Clergy and Laity.
Difcharges/wr^nrwer/A.Efqjfromlmprifon-
mcnt, on Account of his Speech in the
Houfe of Commons. — —
ELIZABETH,
Jglzecy GOOgk
Parliamentary Hjfiory of England. 269
Ftl. Pagt.
ELIZABETH, $ut**, prorogues the Parliament
Summons it again, after twenty-four Proroga-
tiom, to fFtftminfttr, in Ij8i. — —
Receives the Addreues of Francis Duke of Anjtu.
Give* great Offence to her Proteftant Subjects
on this Occafion.
Her remarkable Reftraint upon the Houfe of
Commons, , — ■ ■
Highly offended at their Appointment of a Fall.
Accepts their Sub minion. — — —
Panes a Bill for the Reftitution in Blood of Phi-
lip Earl of Arundel*, eldeft Son to Thomas
late Duke of Nerfili. —
Diflolves this Parliament, after having fulfilled
near eleven Years — ■ — ■
1 Calls another to Wtfiminjltr in 1585.
Appoints Sir 'Ibamas Bromley Lord - Chancellor.
Obtains a Subfidy from the Clergy and Laity.
Prorogue* the Parliament. — —
Her Anfwer to an AddreJs of Thanks from the
Commons.
Appoints Cbrijlopher Ilatton, Efq; Vice-Cham-
berlain of her Houfhold. ' —
Her Speech to the Parliament. ' — -
— various Prorogations of it, Account of.
Dinolves it. ■-— — —
Receives fome Propofals from the Queen of
Scats for an Accommodation. --■■■-
Calls a new Parliament to Wiftmnfttr in 158*,
on this Account. — —
Opens it by Commiffion. ■ ■- —
Receives a Petition from the Parliament, defiling
her Cop/ent to the Execution of the Queen
of Setts.
Her Anfwer. -■—- .
— Menage to the Commons, in Favour of the
Queen. ■ .
— ambiguous Anfwer to the laft Refolve of the
Lords, touching her Execution.
— Anfwer to fome further Reafons urged to
this Purpofe. — — -
228
232. 3
236
*37. 8
240
256
256
261
267
267, 8
262
*77» 8,
279
280
280
288/0292
*93» 4, 5
296
298
Jig Lizecsy GOOgle
2 7°
E X
ELIZABETH, £W, permits the -Sentence
againft the Queen of Seen to be proclaimed
and executed. ■ ■■ ■
Appoints Sir Edmund Anderfan, Chief Juftke of
the Common Pleas, to aft as Lord-Chan-
cellor, in the room of&iiU'bcmar Bromley.
Obtain* a Subfidy from the Clergy.
— ■ Subfidy and a Benevolence from the
Laity. — —
Diflbtves the Parliament by Commiffion, —
Receives Notice of an Armada prepared by Phi-
lip II. King of Spain, to invade Englmnd.
Sends Ambafladors to Treat of a Peace. —
Her Pro po fate rejected. — —
— — Preparations to withftxrtd this Invalion. —
Attacks the $p™# Navy, and entirely dcftroyi it.
Rewards her Commanders for their Conduct . -
Summons a Parliament to Wtftmnfttr in 1588.
Obtains a large Supply from the Clergy and Laity
Offended at the Commons, for attempting to
regulate the Officers of her HouJhold and
Revenue. — —
Her Meflagc to them on this Oocafion.
Requeued by both Houfes to' declare War againft
Spmm. -■ ■ ■ ■ ■
Diffolvea the Parliament. — —
Her extraordinary Expences, and frugal Ma-
nagement of the lift Supply. ■
Calls a new Parliament to Wefimmfttr in 1592.
Appoints Sir John Puckering Lord-Keeper of the
Great Seal.
Her Charges by Means of the War with Spain.
Obtains the Grant of a Subfidy from the Com-
mons.
Sends four of their Members to Prhon, for at-
tempting to entail the Succeffion of the
Crown. ■ ■" —
Her further Expences in maintaining the Spanijh
— provident Management} fomc Account of.
to the
Vol. Page.
-.Google
• Parliamentary Hijiory of England. 271
Vol. pa„.
ELIZABETH, Qtttn, her Menage to the Com-
' mons, forbidding them to meddle with
State or Church Affairs. —
Her Speech to both Houfes. .
Diflblves the Parliament, — —
Summons another to tVeftminfltr, Anna 1597.
Obtain* a Subfidy from the Clergy and Laity.
Diflblves this Parliament. —
Calls a new one to Wtftminjler in 1601. ■
Her Menage to the Lords. — ■
Obtains a large Subfidy from the Clergy and
Laity. — , . _
Her Meflage to the Commons, for repealing Mo-
nopolies. 1 — _
Attended by a Committee of their Honfe with
an Addreis of Thanks. — .
Her Anfwer. — —
— Ditlblution of the Parliament. —
— Death.
— Debts at that Time, Amount of.
ELIZABETH, Queen of Bohemia, and Daughter
of King James I. her Letter to the Earl of
Briflot about the Palatinate, — —
Her Letter of Requeft to the Houfe of Com-
mons.
■ to the Peers, for Relief.
ELLINSHAM, Sir William, one of the Officers
under Henry It Spenter, Bifhop <^ Norwich,
in hii Expedition to Flanders. —
Charge againft him for Military Mifconduct,
His Sentence on that Occafion. —
ELLIOT, Sir John, his Motion in the Houfe of
Commons for Relief of Grievances.
Appointed one of the Managers againft the Duke
•of Buckingham. — — ■
Hii Speech, in fumming up the Charge againft
him. » ic2»i;8
CommirtedtotheTower.byOrderoftheKing. 7 159
Difcharged from his Confinement. 7 163
Ho Reply to a Speech of Sir Dudley Carlton, re-
lating to the Duke. — 7 165,6
ELLIOT,
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' 422
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4J468, 9
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4 506
506
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245, 6
12 374, S
379
379
379
272
N D E X to the
V*l.
ELLIOT, Str John, committed to Prifon, for re-
filling a Loan to the King. -- •-
His Petition to the King on this Account. —
Releafed from Prifon. —
His Speech on fome Propofitions of the King for
a Supply.
, . on Imprifonment. — —
' Difpleafed at the Rehearfal of the Duke of Buck-
ingham's congratulatory Speech to the
King, on a Vote of five Subfidies.
His Speech thereupon. —
, Charge againft the Earl of Sufott, at the
Bar of the Houfe of Lords. — • —
Speech, on a Menage from the King, con-
cerning the Liberty of the Subject. —
Recapitulates the public Grievances before the
Commons. ■■— ■ — —
His Speech, on a Meflage from the King,
to meddle with State-Government, or the
Miniflers thereof. — ■
Interrupted by the Speaker, and fits down. —
His Speech, relating to the Petition of Right.
. . on a Member's Goods being fcized for
refuting to pay Torlnage. — —
_— — on Religious Grievances. — ■■■
— — — — ~ on the King's Anfwcr to the Com-
mons' Apology about Tonnage. -■■ ■■■
- on Mr. Attorney's Anfwer,
ing Dr. Cofa
1 againft Bilhop Laud.
— Report, concerning ASlm, Efqj She-
riff of London. - - -
— Speech, concerning the Procefs againft Mer-
chants for Tonnage. — —
■ fome Popifh Priefts re
leafed from Ntwgatt. —
Charge againft Sir Rthrt Heatb, concern-
ing this Affair.
~— Speech, on Mr. Rtllts's Goods being feized
by the Cuftomers for Tonnage.
Pail.
Jig lize^y GOOgk
Parliamentary Hijiory of England,
ELLIOT, Sir Jehu, his Speech again!) feizing the Goods
of a Parliament Man.
Hit Speech againlt the Lord-Treafurer Wtjltn.
— - Remoufl ranee againft Tonnage.
Reads it himfelf, being refufed by the Speaker and Clerk.
Sntumon'd before the Privy Council for hisMilbehavipur
Hit Examination and Aniwer.
Committed to the Tower, and his Study fcaled up.
Profceured in the Star-Chamber, by an Information
againft him. — —
Offers uj give Bail. — - ■
Reftifes to find Sureties for hi) good Behaviour.
Committed again to the Tower. ■
Information againft him in the King's Bench, and his Plea.
His Cafe argued in the King's Bench. —
— Sentence. ■
ELLIS, Mr. made Sollicitor-General. —
EMPSON. Sir Thomas, his fatal Cataflrophe. —
ENGAGEMENT of the Parliament's Army, with regard
to Di (banding. — .
Of the Train'd Bands, Apprentices, lit, of London, for
the King's coming to the City with Honour, Safety,
and Freedom.
Of thole Members of both Houfes who abfented them'
(elves and went to the Army. Form of. — —
OftheCouncilofStateappointedbytheCoromoasini648
Fonn of, taken by the Commons and all others in Office.
— ■ taken by all Perfons being 18 Years of Age. -
To be tine to the Commonwealth, repealed by the Pro-
te&cY CnmottL ■ ■
Form of, taken by the Members of Parliament in 1659.
Order for difcharging it. . ■ ■ ■ ■
ENGLAND, Stattof.m 1216. ~
. l26j. _
■ "97-
,386!
■ 1405. —
■ '487-
■ "5J9- . "
—■ ' —. — in 1569, and 1570.
— «639- —
16+5- —
16+6.
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8 3*7
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411
437
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lizecy GOOgle
X to the
- 274. I N
ENGLAND,- State of, in 1648. —
How circumftanced, with regard to foreign Princes, ii
1659.
Strength of its Navy at the Reftoration.
ENGLAND, Regency of, call aParliament loLendon m I zg
Their Agreement with the difcontented Barons, in Be-
half of King SJmrdh Particulars of
— — Application to the King, for a Confirmation of
what they had done. —
ENGLISH, their brave Refolution nnder the Command of
Adm. Ptnnington;'m the Affair of Rocbiik in 1615.
, Their Succels againft the Irifi Rebels in 1642. —
farther Succefs againft them, Account of.
■ENTHUSIASTS, remarkable Sect.of.
"EPJSCOPACY. Debate thereon by the Commons. i
Refolntion of the Parliament againft it. —
EQUALITY of the Prefbyterian and Independent Parties
in the Houle of Commons, remarkable Itiftance of.
ERPINGHAM, StrTbmai, Viee-Cheneellor to King
Henry IV. his Charge againft Henry It Spencir,
BiftiopofrVdfWiVA. ■ —
ESSEX, Earl of. See Deveheux, Robert.
ESSEX, County of, their Petition to the Commons, for a
Reformatios in Church and State. —
ESTIMATE of the Charge of maintaining a Regiment of
Vol. PV.
4111*41$
Z96, 7
107,8
109
486
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-a Troop of
:r's Service in 1651
— ' ' " — of fupportingtheNavy for
Ex Months, during the DiffrA War in 1 6^3.
—ofdiftanding the Forc«"b"y Land, yr.ii
Of the Debts of rhe'Army and Navy at that Tin
1660.
. ESTWICK, A/r. Wn9pe<;<:bMCrmv>cirsM?arlhi
on preferring » Petition in Favour of the Clergy's
Right of Maintenance. -
EVANS, Ralph, -hirEetter to Mr. Stayer, Clerl: of Par-
liament, for aCflpy of King j'.svrfj's Anftver to the
Grievances of the Subject. —
EVANS, Cornelius; pe'rfonates Charles Prince of Walts.
Apprehended in fiwrr and fent up to London. — —
His Examination; taken by the Mayor of Reiheflir.' —
is. *>» 7
3. 4
zi8, 19
■S
Jglzecy GOOgle
Parliamentary Hijlory ^England. 275
VtL Pe&.
EVANS.CWffor. his Confeffion before the HonfeofPeen.
Committed to Netegnte. —
EVELYN, Sir John, his Speech in Support of the Im
pcachmenr againft Lord George Digiy. ■
Ills Danger of Expulfion from the Houie of Commons,
Account of. — —
Appointed one of the Parliament's Comrriiffioners t(
tend the King wiih a Petition for Peace.
Objefled againft by the King.
Occasions the Refentment of the Houfe of Peers againft
him, and on what Account. . . ■
How vindicated by the Commons. — —
EVER ARD. Mr. his Information of the Seels intending to
march up to Louden. .
EVESHAM, Berth of, between King Henry III. and his
Baron;, Anno i zS;. — — —
EXAMINATION, concerning a fuppofedPlot againft the
Parliament in 1145. — —
Of Cirnelius Evans, who perforated the Prince of Waits
b 1643.
EXCHEQUER, Officers there, Debate about them by the
Commons. — . — .—
Receipt of, removed to Richmond in 1625. ■
Records there, ordered by the Commons to-be fent for,
concerning Ship-Money. — ■
EXCISE, when 'firft fet on Foot in. England, and what
Commodities laid on, and how taxed, Particulars
Farther extended, and how. I
Reduced by the Commons, and in what Manner. —
EXCOMMUNICATION, its Ufe perverted by Ecclefi-
aftical Officers.
Complained of by King James I. . —
Abufes therein reftrained by an Ait. ■ ■
EXECUTION <f Traitors, Antiquity of (he prefent
Manner thereof. ■
EXETER, City of, furrender'd to the Parliament's Forces.
Great Difturbances there, and how occaiioned, Account
EXPERIMENT, dangerous one, Inftance of.
EXPLANATION of a Letter in Cyphers, addrefled to
the King by Mr. Afliburnbam. — — -
EXTRACTS of two Letter* from the Committee at Der-
ij Umife, to Gen. Crmwi/l in the North. —
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FACTIONS, among tbeOffieeri of the Array, Account of.
FAIRFAX, Lord, appointed one of the Parliament's Com-
miffioners to attend King Charles I. in Torijbire.
Made General of their Forces in that Count)",
His Agreement with the Earl of Cumberland for a Neu-
trality there. -
— declared void by (he Parliament. —
— Letter, fetting forth the State of Affairs in the Nor-
them Counties. —
giving an Account of the Proceedings of the
two contending Armies in Yoriftnre.
— — concerning his Succcfs in that County. • —
■ and remarkable Introduction thereto, on oc-
of his taking Wakefield.
cafi.
Routed, near Bradford, by the Earl of Neteeaftle.
Appointed Governor of Hull. — _^^^^_
Steward of Pomfrete Caftle.
His Death, Account of. _ -r-
FAIRFAX, Sir William, cue of the Parliament's Generals,
kill'd in raifing the Siege before Montgomery Caftle.
FAIRFAX, Sir Thomas, defeats the King's Forces at SeHi,
in Torifiire, ZI
His Account" of that Action. -
— - Lift of Prifnners, &e. taken there. ■
Appointed Chief Commander of the Parliament's Force*
How complimented on this Occafion by the Speaker of
the Houfe of Commons. — _
State of hit Army in April, 164;, Account of.
Hit Letter of Requeft to the Peers, for the Continuance
of General Cromwell m hi* Army. — —
Obtains a complete Victory over the King's Force* at
Nafeby. —
How rewarded by the Parliament on this Occafion. —
His Letter, concerning the King's new Levies, and the
bad State of his own Army. '
: — Account of an Independent Army, call'd Gni-Men,
railed in the Counties of Wilts and Dorfet.
of a Victory he had obrsin'd over Lord Go-
ring, m Smerfet/bire. —. ____
Appointed Governor of Pmfrtte Caille.
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FAIRFAX, SirTkmas, his Letter, givingan Account of
his great Succe& at Bridgwxf.tr. ,
Take* the City of Briftal. —
His Letter to the Committee of both Kingdoms, con-
cerning the Prince of Walts. - ...
'■■' ■ giving an Account of his taking Tiverten, —
Complimented by a Letter from the Speaker of the
Home of Peers on this Occanon. ■
His Letter, relating to the Dillributkra of his Forces. -
Takes the Town of Dttrim&ab by Storm.
Ac know ledge merits from the Parliament for bis Ser-
vices, Particulars of. — ■
Defeats the King's Forces in the Weft, commanded by
Lord Ihpma. ■ — _____
His further Succefs in the Weft, fome Account of. —
How complimented by the Parliament on this Occafion.
His Letter concerning the Prince of Waks. —
Arrives in Lendw from the North.
How complimented on this Occafion by both Houfea.
His Anfwer thereto. ■ — -
— Letter, in Anfwer to a Declaration of Parliament
againll the Proceedings of the Army.
relating to the Parliament's Votes for dilband-
ing the Ai
tothcEarlofJ»~*rtV^rr, on the fame Occafion
- ■ — to the Speaker of the Houfe of Commons,
concerning the Advice of his Council of War
thereupon.
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— fecond Letter, to the fame Purpofe. — — __
— Anfwer to the Parliament's Commiffioners fent down
to the Army, concerning their Instructions.
— Letter, fignifytng the March of his Army to Si
— concerning fundry Petitions in Favour of the
— two Letters, in Anfwer to one from the City of
London, touching the Differences between the Par-
liament and Army. ■ —
— Letter to the Parliament's Commiffioners at Ntta-
warier, concerning the King's Removal to Riihmund
— Me flags to them on this Occafion. .
— Letter to them, difavowing the Admittance of new
Forces under his Command, tit.
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FAIRFAX, Sir Thomas, his Letter to the Earl of Man-
thtfitr, relating to the Charge of the King's Pcr-
fon, the Defires of the Army, and the Parliament's
Endeavours for railing new Forces.
- concerning the Seizure of ih-. Scati Comroif-
iioneri' Packet by the Am _
- concerning the King's Refolut
) go to
Wind/or.
;— . Anfwer to a Letter from the Parliament's Commif-
fiooers, relating to the intended Treaty. —
CommiJuoncrs appointed by him to treat with the Par-
liament's Commiffioners about the Demands of the
Army, Lift of.
His Commiffion for that Purpofe —
— Letter to the Parliament, defiring that the King
might fee his Children, and vindicating llic Beha-
viour ot the Army towards him. ■
— — Order forexpunging the Names of all Cavaliers out
of the Mufter Rolls. —
— — Letters, fignifying his Refolution to march with his
whole Army to Landtn. . —
Encamps on HounJIoa-fimtb. —
Enters Soutbwurk with a Party of Horfe. ■
Admitted into London. — —
How complimented on thi> Oecafion. - -■
Peclinei the Acceptance of a confiderable Prefent from
the City.
Hia Reafon for it — ■■■■
Jtfarches his whole Army, with Laurel in their Hats,
through the City of London.
Goes to the Houfe of Peers.
Receives theThanks of both Houfes for his Proceedings.
Made Conftable of the Tower.
His Letter to the Earl of Maichtfti
llrance inclofed, vindicating the Proceedings of the
Army.
to the Peers, defiring a ReRraint of the Prefs.
... ■ ■ ■ — on occafion of the King's Efcapf
from Hampton-Court. —
— ^— concerning a Mutiny in the Army.
— Remonftrance thereupon. — .,
— Menace to the Parliament, on account of Arrears
due to the Army. ■■
,— Letter to the Peers, for more effectually fecuring the
$jjx$ia At lj!c of lTiSl>i. —
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FAIRFAX, Sir Thomas, his Letter to the Peers, concern-
ing fomc Refults of his Council of War. —
His Letter to the Speaker of the Houfe of Commons,
concerning the King's Pcrfon. — —
■■- '- ■ concerning Capt. Wigan, who had marched
out of England with a Troop of Horfe, in a mili-
tary Pofture, and gone into Scotland.
Succeeds his Father as Baron of Cameron, — '
Made Steward of the Honour of PontefraB, Keeper of |
the Caftle there, 'and Cups Rotvlorum of the!
County of York. — '• — ,'■
Hit Letter, giving an Account of the Difpofition of his j
Forces. - - _I7
relating to a Quarrel between the Mayor of
Exeter and the Soldiery there. —
Vol. Page.
— Lei
Idiery tl
twoLetters,givinganAccountof his Victory over J '
Army nifed by &/f/i/&Gemlemen in 1648 j
,h,Jl,r.
n Account of the Surrender of CsL
■—- Severity to Sir Charles Lucas and Sir George Lip,
two of the Royalifb taken Prifoners there. —
— Account of the Quality and Number of the Prifon-
ers of War. . — p
— Services to the Parliament, how rewarded. — '
— Letter to the Houfe of Commons concerning his Ar- 1
— AnfWer to a Letter, concerning the Quarter given J
to the Lords Goring and Cefel, at the Surrender of!
aitbtfitr. — !
— Letter, relating to a Remonflrance from the Army. I
- to Col. Hammond, requiring his Attendance at
St.,
— • Demand upon the Hoofc of Commons for Money
pay his Army. - —
— - Letter to the Lord Mayor, &c. of London, contai
ing a high Demand upon the City, on account of
the Army's March towards it. ■ — -■ —
— Arrival at Whitehall, and the Difpofal of his Forces,
Account of. — — ■'■- —
— Method to .quicken the City of London in the Pay-
ment of their Arrears due to the Army. — :
— Warrant for the Removal of Sir fPii/um Waller, and]
other imprifoncd Members of the Commons, to |
Tcttimony of the City of London's Affcclion to him. -|
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FAIRFAX, Sir Tbmas, appointed to inarch -with an Ai
my into the North againft the Seas. —
Defires to be ejeufed, and why. — ■ -
His Conference with a Committee of the Council t
State on that Occafion. —
Lay* down his Cominiffion, and receives the Thanks of
the Houfe of Commom for his Services.
Efpcnfes Gen. Mtnke't Quarrel agaiuft the Army under
, Fieituwd. — — —
FAIRS prohibited within fifty Miles of LmJch, on ac-
count of the Plague. ■ ■
FALCASIUS, or F<mh de Brent, nifea a Rebellion againft
King Henry III.
Hi* Treatment of Brai&reeie, one of the King'
Efcapes into Wales. ..--
Is introduced to the King, and implores his Pardon.
— corn mined to the Cuflody of the Bifhop of Lond-m.
— tried as a Rebel, before the King and the Barons.
— condemned to perpetual BaniQimem. <
His Declaration on leaving the Kingdom. —
FALKIRK, Bath af, between the Engii/b and Sots in
IJQ8.
FALKLAND, Lord Yiftmnt. See Carey, Lucius.
FANE, MiUmej, Earl of Wefimorthoul, deferts King
Charles I. whom. he had joined at Oxford, and
turn; to the Parliament. ■
In titles hi mfclf to their Proteflion, and how. —
FAST, appointed by Authority of the Commons in i c8i.
Appointed by the Parliament, with the King's Confent,
in Navtntber, 1 1.-40. ■ —
How religioufly kept, Account of. —
Enjoined, on Account of the hip Rebellion.
. ... -■■ by the Parliament, on Account of the Defeat
of their Armies in the North and Weft. .j
- for a BleJ&ng upon the Earl
off
's Army. ■
n Account of his Defeat
— for the Succe&of their Ar
called Ibe Self-denying Ordinance.
for Succef* in palling a Bill,!
- for Succefs in their Treaty .
for Peace at L'xtridge. — — — , 1 3
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FAST enjoined by the Parliament, for God's AmfUnce in
the Settlement of Church -Government on the
Presbyterian Model. — - . . .
Enjoined by the Parliament, on Account of the Condi-
tions in the Army. — — ^— — -
Appointed by the Houfe of Commons, with their Rea-
font for fo doing. ■- — —
■ ■- on Account of
their Invafion of Scotland, —
■ ■■ -■ ■' -— on Account of
CromweWt Death. —
FASTS, tf the Cbtcrtb of England, aboliQied by the Par-
liament, and when. ■
FATHERHOOD, antient Meaning of.
FAUCONBERG, LordWilRm, created Earl of Kent.
FAUX, his barbarous Defign on King ^mm* I. and the
Lords and Commons in Parliament. — —
FEATHERSTONHAUGH, Sir Timothy, uken Prifoner
by the Parliament's forces at the Battle ofWV-
FECKENHAM, Dr. Abbot of Wejimnfier, his Speech
againft the Liturgy. ■■ —
FEE FARM-RENTS, of the Cream, ordered to be fold.
FELL, Dr. rtce-CbanceIbr of the Vniverfity if Oxford, bis
bold Oppofuion to the Parliament, Account of.
Diverted of his Office.
FEMALE-SEX, their Petition to the Hoofc of Commons
for a Peace with King Cbarla I. —
Their Behaviour and Treatment before the Commons'
Door on this Occafion, Particulars of.
FENWICK, Col. George, appointed one of the Commif-
fi oners for the Government of Scotland.
FERRERS, Sir Henry one of the Officers under Henry It
Spacer, Biihop of Norwich, in his Expedition tc
Thndtrs.
His Sentence for Military Mifconduft. — —
FERRERS, Edward, his Depofition in Favour of theLord-
Treafurer Middle/ex.
FESTIVALS, «/ the Church of England, abolifhed by J
the Parliament, and when. J
FIDEI DEFENSOR. Title of, given toKingJferryVIII.
by Pope Julim II, and on what Account. ■■■ ■
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in a Bribe intended to the Lord -Chancel lor Baton
His Defence before the Peon. — .
Charge againft them. ■ _-^_
His Afiair referred xoGeorge ^fof.'Abp. of Canterbury.
Reprimanded in the Convocatron-Houfe.
Permitted to rake his Seat in Parliament again.
FIELDING, William, Earl of Denbigh, rates the Town
and Cattle of Ofwa/djirce, in Shropjhire, for the
to the
Vd. i v.
Parlia,
His Narrative of what palled between the King and the
Parliament's Commlflionera, at prefenting fome
Propofitions for Peace. —
Reftgns his Commiffion of Chief Commander of the af-
fociated Counties of Warwick, Salop, and Stffford
His Declaration to the Peers on this Occafion. —
FIELDING, Bafil, Earl of Denbigh, appointed one of tin
Parliament's Commiffioners, to wait on the King
at Hampton-Court with Propofitions of Peace.
Appointed one of the Parliament's Commiffioners, to
wait on the King in the Jfie of Wight, to the fame
Purpofe,
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One of the Peers who rejected an Ordinance of the Com-
mons for the Trial of the King. .
Appointed a Member of the Council of State. —
His Anfwer, concerning an Engagement ordered to be
taken by that Council. . ,
FIENNES, William, Lord Vifimm Soy andSe/e, his Soeech
at a Conference with the Common), on the' State
of the Nation
Made Malier of the .Court of Ward'
His Speech for reftra'ming the Bifhopt and Clergy from
intermeddling with Secular Affairs. ;
to the Citiaens of Lanihtt, on occafion of a
Battle at Edge-Hill.
Appointed one of the Parliament's Commiffioners, to
treat with the King at Oxford aboat a Peace.
Objected againft by the King. — — J
His Anfwer to the Exceptions. — ,
— Speech, on die Self-denying Ordinance having paf.
fed the Houfe of Peers. —
— Declaration, concerning a Plot againft theParlia |
Appointed one of the Parliament's Commiflioners, t
treat iviih'the King in the /fie ef'tf'igbt about
National Peace. — ■ -
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fTEKNES, Netbaniel. tjq; hi? Report to the Commons,
of a Plot againft the Parliament. — ^—
Appointed erne ot the Parliament's Cammiflioners, to
attend the King in Seethed.
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1 one oiCramacttt CommilTioners of the Great
Seal. . .
. one of the Committee to receive CrmxelTt
Scruples, with regard to his being King. ■ ■-
His Arguments to induce his Acceptance of that ')
Title. $
— Speech to the Protector's third Parliament in 1657.
— Addrels to the Protector at the fame Time. —
— Speech at opening the Parliament in i6c8. —
FIFTEENTHS .^TENTHS, Tax >/, how levied, and
what.
FINCH, Hfttrj, Efo his Speech on a Mo:bn to reform
Eeclefiaftical Courts.
FINCH, Sir Heritage, his Speech in the Houfe of Com-
mons, againft a Motion for a Supply. ■ ■
Etefted Speaker for the Commons in 1615.
His Speech to King Charles I. on that Occafion, —
Receives a Letter from the King, to haften a Supply.
His Anfwer in the Name of the Commons.
FINCH, Sir John, his Report concerning the Cafe of Sir
Edward Ceil. .
Chofen Speaker for the Commons in 1617.
His Speech to the King on this Occafion.
— - — on prefenring a Petition of the
Commons, againft billeting oF Soldiers. ■*
FINCH, Sir Jebn, Speaker fir the CMnmans, interrupts
Sir John Elliot in his Speech, on a Mcflige fr
the King.
Hit Speech to the Commons, on delivering a Me Cage
to them from the King to avoid all Scandal on bis
Counfel and pal* Actions. —
— Juftification of Sir Job* Cooke from an Afperfion
call upon him concerning the Bill of Tonnage. —
, Commanded by the King to adjourn the Houfe of Cora-
Delivers his Meflagc, which is difobcyed by the Houfe.
Refufes to read Sir John ElStt'l Remonltrance about
Tonnage. ■
to put the Qiicftlon thereupon. — —
His Anfiver for refilling. ■ —
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the Houfe, and is forcibly held down in his Chair.
His Anfwer and Behaviour, touching this Violence. —
Made Lard -Keeper of the Great Seal. ■
His Speech, by the King's Command, to the Parlia-
ment, in Aril 1 640. —
— Expofition of the Superfcrtption of a Letter from
the Seoti to the French King. — —
Reads the Letter to the Parliament. — —
His Direction to the Commons, touching a Speaker.
— - Speech, by the King's Command, to Mr. (Slanville,
to confirm his Election. ' — —
— Behaviour, when Speaker, inquired into, and cen-
fured by the Commons. — —
— Speech to both Houfes to haften a Sjpply. —
. (hewing the Reafons of the Lords for prefer-
ring the Supply to other Bufinefs. —
■ 1 at opening the Parliament 'inNsoemler, 1 64.0.
•— Rcqueft, in Anfwer to fome Complaints againft him
by the Commons.
— Ad million into their Houfc, Manner of.
Accufed of High Treafon, fif<. —
His Apology to the Commons, in order to divert their
Profecution. 1
Efcapes into Hslland, — -
Articles of Impeachment againft him, Abftraft of.
His Letter from the Hagui 10 the Ear! of Pembroke. —
FINCH, Sir Nathaniel, his Charge againft Col. John Lii-
botime, for afperfwg the-Earl oiMancbejitr and
the Hoafe of Peers.
FINCH, Lard, his Petition to the Peers for Leave
turn to England. — —
FINES impofed upon the Bifhop arid Deans for their Pro-
ceedings in the Convocation, Anm 1641, Ac-
count of. — ---__
FIRST FRUITS end TENTHS ofBeneJieei, whenftrip-
ped from (he S?o of Pome. —
Court of, when firft creeled. —
Granted again to the Pope. ■ —
Reftoredto thlCro-.vn, yfmwiejS. — —
FISHER, John, Bijhp of ttochrfier, his Speech againft a
Bill for reforming the Abufes of the Clergy. — ■
His fmart Reply to Thoma Howard, Duke of'Nerfo/i.
Sufpected of hold I ng CorreTpondence with Elizabeth Bar-
ton, called tlic Holy Maid at Kent. — —
His Letter to the Houfc of Lords on that Occafion. —
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FISHER, Jtb*;BiJbop ofRocbtfter, refutes to take the Oath
for renouncing the Pope's Authority. —
Oppofe* the Fading of a Bill for fuppreffing the lefler
Monasteries. - ■ <•
rTTZ-ALEN, Edmund, Earl ef Arundel, one of the Com-
mittee appointed to govern the Affairs of King
Edward it —
One of the confederate Lords againft Pierce Gavefim. —
Eiecutedby the Queen's Party for hisLoyaltytotheKing.
FTTZ-ALEN, Richard, Earl <f Arundel, reftored to hii
Father's Honours and Eftatc. — —
Appointed Lord-Admiral for the Well. — —
Obtains the Reverfal of his Father's Attainder. —
One of the Commiffionera appointed to regulate the Af-
fairs of the State.
His OppoGtion to the Meafures of King Richard II.
and his Miniltry. _™ _ __
Oneof the Lords called Appellants, in 1383. ,
Discharged from the Office of Lord- Admiral. —
His Complaint againft the Duke of Lancafttr. '
— Manner of liking the Duke's Pardon.
Articles of Impeachment againft him, by the Lords Ap-
pellams, in 1397.
His Anfwer thereto. ■-■
Coovifled of High Treafon.
His Sentence. — — — -
Account of his Behaviour on his Trial.
His Execution. ■ ■ ■
FITZGERALD, Thomas, Sm to the Earl of Xjldare, his
mifchievous Practices in Inland, Account of, —
FLEET. See Navy.
FLEETWOOD, Sir Miles, his Speech on the Liberty of
theSubjecl. —
His Speech againft Bifhop Montague. —
— Report of the Proceedings againft fome Jcfuits.
FLEETWOOD, Lieut. Gen. his Account of the Motions
of the Eugtijb and Scots Armies near W\ arcefti .
His Account of the Arrival of the latter, with King
Charles II. at that City. — —
— Letter, intimating an Expectation of a general En-
gagcnicnt.
Appointed one of the Commiflionen to fettle the Govern-
ment of Ireland. ■
— — — one of the Protestor's Council
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FLEETWOOD, LieutrnMt-Gentrai, appointed Deputy-
Lieutenant of Ireland. .
i one of CrmwelTs Houfe of Lords. ■
His Letter to Harry Crmwell, concerning the Protector':
UftSicknefa. ' —
Appointed Commander in Chief of all the Land Forces
in EnglandwxA Scotland. —
" sit') CommiffioneT) for go-
to the
■ one of the Committee (or nominating Officers
of the Army. — <-
■— — - — ■ one of the Sub-Commirtee to confrder of a
proper Form of Government. — ■ —
His Speech to the Common Council of the City of lea-
don, again ft the Proceedings of Gen. Moake, —
— Conference with Mr. Wbithcki, about bringing in
the King.
Excepted, by the Convention Parliament, out of the Aft
of General Pardon and Oblivion in i65o, —
FLEMING, Sir Oliver, appointed Mailer of Ceremonies
by the Parliament. — —
FLEMING. StrmiRam, taken Prifoner in his Flight from
the Battle of Wirccfter in i6ci.
FLODDENFIELD, County ifHtrtkabtrUnJ, Battle of,
FLOWER, Roger, E/f, chofen Speaker for the Houfe of
Commons, at the Parliament in 1416.
Chofen Speaker at the Parliament in 1417.
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varded by the Commons, for bring-
News of the Surrender of Ritlbilt
FOGGE, Mr. how
ing them tl
Caftle to the rarmment s t orces. —
FOOT, , Efq; elefled Lord Mayor nf London. ~
Ceremony of his being prerented to the Houfe of Com-
monsfortheir Approbation. — — —
FOREIGN TRADE, encouraged by an Aft.
FOREIGN AMBASSADORS, RcfolMion of Parliament
concerning them. ~ —
FORESTA CHARTA granted by King Jaba to the
Confirmed by King Henry III. in 1 22;.
- by Edward I.
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by Edward II. in 1 3 1 5-
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FORMA PAUPERIS, AS of, when firft appointed. -
FORNICATION, how punifli'd by the Commons in [650
FORTESCUE, Sirjthi, his Speech for a Subfidy in 1 59*.
His Report from Queen Eliz/ibetb to the Commons,
relating to unlawful Marriages. — —
Motion far a Supply-in 1 597, — —
FORTESCUE, Sir Nubolat, his Depofition in Favour of
the LordTreafurer Middle/ex. —
FOSTER, Sir Robert, Jufiice ef the Cmnuu Pitas,
peached of High Trcafon by the Commons, and
why. ' —
F0UNTA1NE, Mr. Serjeant, made one of the Cora-
millioners of the Great Seal. .
FOWLIS, Matthias, Charge again!* him by the Lords.
FOXE, Mr. his Remarks on the A& of Succeffion, in I
vour of Lady Jane Seyatur. • —
InveHives againft the Parliament, for their Proceedings
againft Tbmas Lord Cromwell. — •
FRANCE, Civil War there. _
Power of, to what principally afcribed. — —
FRANCIS, Dtih tf Anjou, his Arrival in England, and
Addrdles to Queen Elizabeth, Account of.
FRANCIS, Dauphin if France, his Marriage with Mary
Stuart, Queen Regent of Scotland. —
— Claim to the Englijh Crown. — —
— -Hoftilities in Confcquence thereof. —
How diflreffed by the Englifi.
Hit Death.
FREDERICK, Printt, Cnunt Palatine of the Rhine,
ricd to the Piincefs Elizabeth, Daughter of King
James I. • ' —
DifpoiTelTed of all his Hereditary Dominions, and by
whom. ■ ■
FREE CHAPELS, Explanation of. ' —
FRENCH WINES, when prohibited by the pommons
from being imported into England. — —
FROISART, Mr. his Account of the prodigious Strength
of the Frentb Navy in 1385. — —
FRUGALITY, a notable Inlhnce of, in the Perfen of
Kiot; HnryV. ■ ■ —
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FULTHORP, Sir Regtr , one of the Judges who
figned the Refolutions at Nottingham In
,387. - _ -
Impeached on (hat Account. — —
Charge againft him. — —
His Anfwer. — — — —
How replied to by ihe Commons. — —
His Sentence. — — —
How mitigated by the Interpolation of the Bifbops
His Banishment to Inland. — —
— Allowance towards the Expences of his Paf-
fage.- — — —
FURNIV AL, Lord Thomas, appointed one of the
Treafurers of War in 1405. — —
FYNES, Tbeopbilus, Earl of Lincoln, bis Excufe
for not accepting the Lieutenancy of Lin-
coln, offered him by the Parliament. —
His Letter to the Peers, on being excluded their
Houfe for not taking the Solemn League
and Covenant. — — — ! 14
Admitted to his Seat again. — —
Impeached by the Commons of High Treafon.
Discharged from Reftraint, and reftored to his
Seat in Parliament again. — —
GAIRE, Sir John, Lord Mayor of London, im-
peached by the Commons of High Treafon,
and committed to the Tower. —
Charge againft him, Particulars of. — —
Brought to the Bar of the Houfe of Peers. - -
His Behaviour there, and Proceedings againft
him, Account of. — —
Discharged from Profecutiort. — —
— '■— Confinement. — —
Difabled by the Commons from bearing the Of-
fice of Alderman in the City of London.
GAMES, unlawful, when reftrained by an Aft,
GARDINER, Sir Thomas, Recorder of London,
committed to the Tower, and on what
Account. — — -
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GARDINER, Sir Thomas, Recorder of London,
difplaced from his Office by the Parliar
merit, and why. ■ — ■
Appointed Sollicitor-Gcneral to King Charles I.
GARDINER, Stephen, BljhopofWinchfftlr,m^z
Lord-Chancellor. — -
Made Prime Miniftcr to Queen Mary.
His Briberies and Corruptions, Account of.
— Declaration, on opening the Parliament in
— Speech, on introducing Cardinal Pole to the
Parliament. ■ — —
— remarkable ExprefEon, on cutting fome
Lines out of a Bill. — -- —
— Speech, on opening the Parliament in 1555.
— Sicknefs and Death. —
GARGRAVE, Sir Thomas, elecled Speaker for
the Commons in 1558- — —
GARRAWAY, Henry, his Depofition againft \
Lord-Treafurer Middle fex for Bribery. J
GARTER, Order of, when firft inftituted, and
GATES, Thomas, E/q; appointed, by the Parlia-
ment, one of the Barons of the Exchequer.
GAYESTON,P«r«,FavouritetoPrince£<iwflr</
His bad Character. — — —
Banifhed the Realm. — — —
His Oath never to return into England. —
— Penlion from the Crown on that Condition.
Recalled from Banifhment. — —
Made Earl of Cornwall. — —
His large PoffefEons, Account of.1 — —
Marries a Daughter of Gilbert de Clare, Earl of
Gloncejler. — — —
His Character by Rapin. — —
by Dr. Brady. '— —
Charge againft him by the Barons. — —
Bantthed the Realm again. — —
His Sentence confirmed by the King. — —
— Stay in England, how threatened by the
Prelates. — — —
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Made Governor there. — — —
Obtains the Baton*' Affent for enjoying the Earl-
dom of Cornwall during Life. — —
Appears at the Parliament in 1310, and takes
his Place accordingly. — —
Reafona for his being recalled a fecond Time. -
How purfucd by the Barons' Army. — —
His fatal Cataftrophe, Account of. — —
■ — Character by Mr. Daniel. — —
GAYNTINGTON, a Convention of the Eftates
of the Realm held there. — —
GENTRY of Som*rfttjhirt, their Petition, intend-
ed to be pretented to the Parliament, for an
Accommodation with King CkarUs I. -
Of Hattin£bamjkirit their Petition, expreffing a
Diflike to the Proceedings of Parliament.
Lift of, who figned it. ■ —
Of iUrtfordJbirty their Declaration in Favour of
the King. ■
Of Nertbumberbmd, their Refolution, concern
. ing the March of the Scots Army into
GERARD, Mr. hh Sentence and Execution, on
a Pretence of being concerned in a Plot
agaie-ft the Protector. t
GERRARO, Sir Gilbert, made Chancellor, of the
Duchy-Court of Lmc*fitt.
GIFFARD, Walttr^Arthbifaap of Turk, appointed
one of the Regent* on the Death of King
Henry 1U, .
GILBERT. >**, Bijbp of Hertford, his Propo-
fal to the Parliament in 1382. for fuppref-
fing the Enemies of the Kingdom. —
Made Lord-Treafurer. —
Del ivors up the Keys of the Exchequer.
Accepti them again. —
GILDERSBURY, Sir Jda, chofen Speaker for
the Common* in 1379. —
His Petition to the King thereupon.
Appointed one of the Committee to furvey the
King's Houfliold. — —
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GILDERSBURY, Sir John, chofcn Speaker in
1380. - — 1 359
His Requcft on that Occafion. 1 359
GIPSIES, when baniflied the Kingdom. — j 33a
GLANVILLE, John, Efq; Strjeant at Law, ap-
pointed by the Common* one of their Ma-
nagers againft the Duke of Buckingham. -
His Narrative, in Proof of the Gxth Article of
Impeachment againft the Duke of Buck-
ingham. — — — 7
— Speech in Support thereof. — ~* 7
— Narrative in Proof of the feveoth and eighth
Articles. — — - —
— Speech in Support of them. — —
— Argument for the Liberty of the Subject. —
— - Speech againft the Lords' Addition to thePe-
tition of Right. — —
on the King's Warrant to theCu-
ftomers for Tonnage. — —
* - againft feiziog the Goods of * Par-
liament-Man.
Chofen Speaker for. the Commons, at the Parlia-
ment in Jprii, 1640. — —
Hit Chamber by Lord tkrtmio*. — —
— Speech to the King, to be excufed the Of-
fice of Speaker. — —
— Election confirmed by the King. ■ ■
— further Speech on this Occafion. ■■■- ■ ■■■
Impeached of High Treaibn by the Commons,
and for what. — — —
Goes to Laadox., in order to make his Peace
with the Parliament. —
Taken up, and committed to the Tower.
GLASCOCK, , Eft; hia Speech on a Bill
againft profane Curling and Swearing. -
His remarkable Chara&er of a Juftice of Peace. !
- of Statutes penal.
GLEMHAM, Sir Thomas, Commander of the
King's Forces in Northumberland. —
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GLEMHAM, Sir Thomas, his Letter to the Mar-
quis of Argjlt, concerning the March of
the Setts Army into England.
His Queries to the Gentry of Northumbirland,
on this Occafion. — — —
— fecond Letter to the Marquis.
Made Governor of Oxford, in the room of Col.
Ltgge.
Goes into Scotland. >•< > ■ * •
GLENDOUR, Owtn> his Infurreflion in Wain,
Account of. — ■■■ — - '
GLOUCESTER befieged by King Chariot I. -
Secured to the Parliament by the Earl of EJfex.
GLOUCESTER, Statutes of, when enacted. -
A Parliament held there in 1378. — —
- in 1407.
GLOUCESTER, Bijhoprick of, when firil erefl-
ed, and by whom.
GLYNNE, John, Efr, his Speech, in Defence
of the Privileges of Parliament. ■
His Reply to the Anfwer of the impeached Bi
(hops at their Trial, — — —
Appointed Recorder of London by the Parlia-
His Speech to the Citizens there, for a fpeedy
■! Supply for the Parliament's Army. — —
One of the Eleven Members charged by the Ar-
my with Mifdemeanors. — —
Expelled the Houfe. —
Charge againft him by the Commons, Particulars
Refiored to his Seat in the Houfe. — —
Appointed one of the Pari iament'sCommi (doners
to treat wtth the King in the Ifit of Wight
about a National Peace. — — —
Made Chief Juftice of the Upper Bench. —
— — ooe of the Committee to receive Cromwell':
Scruples as to his being King. —
His Arguments to induce his Acceptance of 7
that Title. I
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GODRICKE, Thomas,BiJbopofEly, made Lord-
Chancellor. — ■ -
GOFTON, Francis, his Depofition againft che
Lord-Treafurer Middlifcx, as Mailer of
the Wardrobe. ■
GOODMAN, Godfrey, B'tjhop of GUuttfttr, im-
peached by the Commons, for affifling tc
make fome new Canons. — —
His Plea. ■— — -
— Refolution concerning it. — —
— Danger from the Populace, Account of. —
Joins in a Proteltation againft the Legality of
Parliamentary Proceedings. — —
Accufcd of High Treafonon this Account. —
Brought to the Bar of the Houfe of Peers. —
His Charge by the Commons. — . - - ■
— Anfwcr. — — —
Committed to the Tower. ■■ —
GOODMAN, John, a Seminary Piieft, con-
demned for High Treafon. <j
Reprieved by the King. 9
His Petition to be executed. — — o,
GOODRICKE, Sir John, Fine impofed on him
by the Commons, for his Rcleafement from
the Tower, Amount of. — —
GOODWIN, , Efyi his Speech to foften a
Debate on National Grievances.
His Speech, relating to Ailon, Efq; Sheriff
of London. ■ -
GOOD WINE, Ralph, Stcrttary UPrintt Rupert,
his Letter, concerning fome of the Parlia-
ment's Soldiers being executed by the
Prince's Command. ■ — — — — 13
GOODWIN, Sir Francis, Cafe of, touching his
Election and Return for Knight of the
Shire for the County of Buckingham. —
His Letter on thatOccafion to Sir Edward Phi-
lip;, Speaker for the Commons. —
GOOKIN, Mr. his Account of a Debate on 1
Bill for laying an extraordinary Tax 01
the Royaliits, — — ■ ■ 21 54,5
T 3 GORING,
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GORING, CiUtul George, hit Confeffion of a Plot
againft the Parliament. —
His farther Account of this Affair. — —
Order of the Commons concerning him. —
Made Governor of Portfmoutb. — *
Secures that Town for King Charles I.
His Letter, giving an Account of the Prepara-
lions abroad for the Service of the King
againft the Parliament. • *-*■ —
Intercepted, and how. — *— t-
GORING, Lord, his Letter to his Son Gen. Go-
ring, concerning the King's Army in the
Impeached of High Trcafon by the Commons,
His intercepted Letter to the Queen, concern-
ing his EmbaJTy to the Court of Frana, &c.
— Defeat in Sunerfet/birt by Gen. Fairfax, Ac-
count of. i
Takes upon him thfl Command of the Ktntijb
Men againft the Parliament's Forces, -r-
His Defeat, Particulars of. —
Declared a Traitor by the Parliament
Taken Prifoner at the Surrender of Colthe/ltr. -
Ordered to m*dfir Caftle. — —
Sentenced to Death by the High Court of Jufttce.
Saved from Execution, and by what Means. —
Set at Liberty, on his Petition to the Commons.
GOVERNMENT, how altered by the Barons
in 1258. ■■ —
Debate on the Plan thereof, by CrwvMil's 1
fecond Parliament. J
Various Forma of, at propofed in 1659. — — r
GRACE, Aa of, granted by King Henry IV.
Anno 1411. ■ '
Granted by King Henry VIII. 1516.
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— Edward VI. 1547.
— -, 1548.
- Queen Mary, 1553.
Elizabeth, 1566.
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GRAHAM, Tamti, MofoHis of Mmlroft, one of
the Generals of the Scats Army, in 1640.
Difgufted at the Proceedings of his Countrymen.
His Offer for the Support of King CharUs I. —
Charged with holding Corrcfpondence with the
His undaunted Behaviour on that Occafion. —
— Succefs in Scotland, on Behalf of the King,
Account of. ■■" ■'
Defeated, and driven out of the Kingdom, by the
Parliament's Forces. —
Lands again in Scotland, and nuics Forces
Prince CharUs. — —
Taken Prifoner by a Party of Covenanters.
His Sentence and Execution, Account of. —
GRAND-JURY of thi County of Semtrfit, their
Petition, Subftance of, to the noufe of
Commons, againft a Treaty with the King
in the Ifle of Wight. —
GRANT oF Crenrwelfs third Parliament for carry-
ing on a War with Spain. — - ■■ -
GRANTS, from the Crown, to the Duke of
Buckingham, Account of. — —
GRANTHAM, Sir Thomas, committed to Pri-
fon, for rewfing a Loan to King Charles I.
Difcharged on the Calling a new Parliament.
GRAVESEND, Stephen, Bifho} of London, his
Attempt to deliver King Edward II. out
of Prifon.
GRAY* Elizabeth, Reliff of Sir John Gray, mar-
ried to King Edward IV.
GREAT-BRITAIN, when firft fo denominated.
GREAT SEAL, Votes concerning it by the Corn-
Votes -concerning it by the Peers. — —
Made by Order of the Commons, Form of. -
Ordinance of Parliament for ufing it, Account of.
Of the King, how difpofed of hy the Parliament.
New one made, by the fule Authority of the
Commons, in 1648, —
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one, in 1659. — -
Infcrjptions thereon. _
Broken in Pieces at the Reiteration, — —
GREEN, Sir Henry, Lord Chief Jujiice, his De
claration to the Parliament in 1362, con-
cerning the Caufe of their Summons. —
His Declaration to the Parliament in 1 362, con-
cerning the King's Pardon to his Subjects.
Appointed one of the Juncro of Parliament in
His Execution at Briftol by the Duke of Lan-
tafttry% Party.
GREEN, John, Efq; chofen Speaker for the Com-
mons in 1461.
GREEN, Serjeant, appointed one of the Standing
Council to the Houfe of Commons.
GRENVILLE, Sir John, how complimented by
the Commons, on his bringing them a Let-
ter from the King at Breda. ■
GREVILE, Fuli, Efq; his Speech on a Bill for
a Subiidy.
Created Lord Brooke.
GREVILE, Lord Broth, his Speech to the Citi-
zens of London, on occafion of the Ki;
refuting to grant a Safe-Condu£t to _..
John Evelyn, one of the Parliament's Com-
miffioners. .
His fecond Speech to that Purpofe. — —
GREY, Thomas, Marquis of Dorfct, his Expe-
dition to Spain, and Occaiion thereof.
His bad Succefs. -
GREY, Ladyjant, her Marriage with LardDudby
Her Defcent. •
Pretenfions to the Crown, and how founded
Contdft with the Princeis Mary. — —
Attainted of High Treafon on that Account. —
Her untimely End.
GREY, Lord, of Werk, his Letter for a Safe-
Conduct to a Committee from the Parlia-
ment to the King with a Petition for Peace.
to the
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GREY, Lard, of Wtrk* his fecond Letter, to the
fame Purpofe. ■ —
His third Letter on this Affair. —
■ — Letter, concerning a Cefiation of Hoftili
between the King's and the Parliame
Armies. ■ —
Appointed to go into Scotland, and invite that
Nation to the Parliament's AJ&ftance againft
the King.
His Exciife to avoid that Embaffy, Account of.
— - Refufal, how punifhed. — —
Appointed one of the Keepers of the Duchy Seal
of Lancafter. ■ - — —-
His Letter to Sir Thomai GUmhamy in Anfwer to
one touching a Menage from the King.
Appointed a Member of the Council of State. - 19
His Anfwer, defiling to be excufed from that
Truft. 19
GREY, Anthony* Earl of Kentt one of the Peers
who rejected an Ordinance of the Com-
mons for the Trial of King Charles I. — 18
GREY, Lord, of Rutben, defcrts the Parliament,
and joins King Cbarlts I. at Tori, — -
His Excufe for not returning purfuant to a Sum-
Impeachment againft him on this Account, Par-
ticulars of. 1-
Reverial of his Sentence. — —
GREY, Htnry, Earl of Stamford, declared a
Traitor by the King, and why. -<- —
Indemnified by the Parliament. • —
His Succefs before BriM. —— —
Appointed one of the Parliament's Commiffion-
ers to attend the Payment and March of
the S cots Army. —> "~\t5
His Letter concerning this Bufmefs. ■■— — 1 15
— fecond Letter, giving an Account of the Scats I
Forces having quitted Horkjhin, Nru/ca/tU,
t£c. in order to their marching home. — 15
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GREY, Lard, Heir Apparent ft tht Earl ef Stam-
ford, his Letter concerning the Motions In
Ltittfttrjbirt againft the Scott, in 1651. -
— Services to the Commonwealth, how re-
warded. * ■■■■■ ... i . ■
GRIEVANCES, National, in the Reign of King
Henry HI. Particulars of. ^
Made a Pretence by the Commons for refuting
topafs a Subfidy Bill. — ■ — 5
Complained of by them. — —m 5
Debate thereon. ■ ■ ■ ■—■■ ■-
Further Complaint againft them. — —
Proceedings therein by the Peers. —
■— .. ..-.,. . by the Commons. ■
Order concerning them. — ■• —
Debate thereon. ■ ■■ -■
Ordered by the Commons to go Hand in Hand
with the Supply. -■— — —
Recapitulated by Sir John Elliot. — —
Debate about them by the Commons. — \
Further Proceedings therein. — —
Complained of to the Commons by fundry Peti-
Speeches concerning them. —
Petition againft them by the Citizens of Lendom
Recapitulated by tbe Commons. — —
Petitions againft them. —
Exaggerated by Mr. Pymme. — —
Complained of by Tradefmen's Wives, and how. 10
■ by the Inhabitants of Cleveland. !lO
Declaration of, with their Remedies. — —10
Debate thereon by the Peers. — ' 10
1 ■ ■■■■ by the Commons, m 1660. — 23
GRIMSTON, Sir Harhttlw, committed to Pri-
fen, for refilling- a Loan to King Charles I.
Releafed on the calling a new Parliament. —
His Speech on Grievances. — —
— againft Archbithop Laud.
- — on the Privileges of Parliament.
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RIMSTON, Sir Harbottlt, appointed one of the
Parliament's Commiffioners to treat with
the King in the ljU of Wight about a Na-
tional Peace. 17
Cbofen Speaker for the Commons* at the Con-
vention Parliament, in 1660. ■■■■■■
His Addrefs of Thanks to Siijobn Grenviilc, for
bringing a Letter from the King to the
Commons. ■
— Speech to the King on arriving at Whitthall.
• . — on presenting fom* Money-Hills.
■ on ptefenting a Bill of Indent*
■ on prefenting fome Bills at the
Recefe of Parliament. — — — —
- at the Diflblution thereof. —
GROATS, when firft coined in England, and by
whom. — — ■' ■ ■ !■
GROSVENOR, Sir Richard, his Report of the
Proceedings of the Houfe of Commons,
touching Popery. — —
GUARD, appointed by the Commons to attend
their Houfe. — —
DifmilTed by the King. —
Appointed by the Peers for the Security of both
Houfes. ■ — —
GUILD, Explanation of. —
GUIMaRaES, Joannti, comes into England as
Agent from the King of Portugal. —
Manner of his being admitted to an Audience of
the Houfe of Commons. — —
GUMBLE, Qr. his Remarks touching the Con.
du£r. of Gen. Mtmh, on his dettroying the
Gates of the City of London. — —
"u Account of the King's Entry into London on
his Reftoration.
GUNPOWDER PLOT, how intended to be ex-
ecmed, and when difcovered. —
GURNEY, Sir Richard, Lord Mayor of London,
Impeachment .tg-i inft him, and on what Ac-
count, — —
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GURNEY, Sir Richard, Lord Mayor of London,
his Anfwer to his Impeachment.
Farther Impeachment againft him. ■
Committed to the Tower. — .'
Ordered by the Parliament to appoint a Deputy. '
His Anfwer. — —
Brought to the Bar of the Houfe of Peers. — '
His Anfwer to the fccond Impeachment againlt
Farther Proceedings againft him at hit Trial, 7
Particulars of. C .
His Defence againft his firfi Impeachment. —
his fecond Impeachment. f
Refolutions of the Peers againft him. — —
His Sentence. ■ ■[
Removed from his Office of Lord Mayor. ,
His Regalia forcibly taken from him.
GURNEY, Thomas, an Accomplice in the Death
of King£</war(/II. —
Extraordinary Reward to take him offered by
the Parliament. — —
H
T TABINGTON, Mr. his Remarks on the
JL JL Settlement of the Crowri in 1470.
His Remarks on the Bill of Attainder againft
George Duke of Clarence. —
HACKER, Col. his Imprifonment and Examina-
tion, on Account of the Warrant for exe-
cuting King Charles I. — —
HACKETT, Dr. Archdeacon of Bedford, his
Speech to the Commons in Favour of Deans
and Chapters. — - ■
HACKWELL, ., Efy; his Speech on the
Liberty of the Subjedt. —
His Speech againft the Lords' Addition to the
Petition of Right. —
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North and South tPaJti. —
HALBERTS, Order of the Commons concerning
them ■ —
HALFORD, Sir Richard-, Impeachment agauift
him. Particulars of. — — —
HALIBURTON, Capt. how treated by Major-
General Lambert, in palling through his
Quarters with Letters from Scotland for
the Ring and Parliament. — — 17
How treated by the Commons. ■ — — 17
HALL, Mr. his Account of the public Relent-
ment againit the Duke of Suffoii. —
His Account of a Letter from the Confederate
Lords to King Henry VI. ■■ - ■
of the Manner of collecting a Be
nevolence for King Edward IV. —
— — Story concerning it. - —
— Obfervation on an Ail for difcharging
■Henry VIII. from certain Debts, without
paying his Creditors. —
HALL, Jefepby Bijhop of Exeter, and afterwardt
of Norwich, his Speech againft a Bill for
retraining Bifhops, &c. from intermed-
dling with Secular Affairs. - ■•■—
His Speech, in Support of the Convocation that
made the Canons in 1640.
Impeached for his Affiftance therein. — —
Gives in a Plea. ■
His Resolution concerning it. —
— Speech in Defence of the Church and Clergy.
— Account of the riotous Proceedings of the
Mob againll Bifhops. — — ■
Joins in a Proteftation againft the Legality of
Parliamentary Proceedings. — — — —
' Accafed of High Treafon on this Account. — ! 10
Brought to the Bar of the Houfe of Peers. — 10
His Charge by the Commons. — ■■ 10
— Anfwer. — ■ 10
— Account of the Proteftation, and the Rea- ,
fens for lignlng it. ■ — -— 10
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der of che Duke of GUuufttr. — —
His Sentence and Execution. —
HALTON, Bijbap ef Carlijli, his'Sentence againft
the Violators of the two Great Charters. -
HAMBLEDON-HILL, Battle #/.
HAMBURGH, City of, their Manner of Addrefs
to the Heufa of Commons, in 1649, —
HAMILTON, James, Marquis ef, appointed
Commrmoner to King Charles I. to treat
with the rebellious Scots, — ■ 1
His Endeavours to bring them to Obedience. —
— Letter to Gen. Lambert, fignifying his Inten-
tion to invade England with an Army of
Setts, in Favour of the King. — —
Fights the Parliament's Forces at Pre/tan, m
His Defeat, Particulars of. — —
— • abjeit Behaviour on being taken Prifoner.
How fined by the Commons. — —
Removed from his Confinement in Leicrjlerjbire
to IVinrtJor Cattle. —
Sentenced to Death by the High Court of Justice,
HAMILTON, William, Duke ef, bis Letter con-
cerning the Scots Expedition into England,
in Augufi, 1651.
Taken Prifoner at the Battle of Wmefl*
His Death, Account of. —
HAMMOND, Dr. ordered to appear at the Bar of
the Houfc of Lords, for ufing the Service
of the Common Prayer-Book: before the
King.
HAMMOND, Col Govermr eftbe Ifie ef Wight,
his Letter to the Parliament, concerning
the King's Arrival there, after his Efcape
from tfampten-Ceurt. — —
His Letter to the Parliament, concerning the
Security of his Peifon. — ■■ ■
— third Letter, to the fame Purpofc. — —
—- Letter to the Peers, definng Dirtfiion*
about the King's Perron. —
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HAMMOND, Col Governor of tit Ifit of Wight,
his Letter to the Peers, concerning the
Guard he had let over the King. — — — 16
His Letter, touching the Security of the King's
Perfon, and fomelnforreiftions in his Favour.
his intended Etcapc from Ca-
rifirookt Csftle.
Life.
- a Defign again* the King's
- in JufliScation of himfclf on that Oc-
Inftrudtions to-him front the Parliament, in Con-
fequence of their Votes for a perianal
Treaty with the King in the Ifit if Wight.
His Letter, deliring an Explanation thereof. —
■ relating to the King's Parole not to
leave the Ifit of Wight. —
— ■■ — ■ in Anfwer to the Parliament, touch-
ing the King's Parole. —
-■ . ■ ' to the Peers, inclofmg one from Lord
Fair/ax, requiring his Attendance at 5/.
^— ■ . relating to that General's Order for
delivering up the Charge of the King's Per-
ion to Col. Ewer. —
— Orders and Inftruftions to Capt: Boaitrmm,
Major Raiph and Capt. Hewety for the Safety
of the Ifit of Wight and the King's Periba.
— Letter, giving an Account of bis Journey
towards St. Alton's, and of his Imprifon-
ment upon the Road by the Army. —
HAMPDEN, John, Efq; committed to Prifon, for
refuting a Loan to King Charles I. ■ ■■■ ■■
Releafed on the calling a new Parliament. —
Refines to pay Ship-Money. — —
Stands Suit with the King about this Tax. —
Occafions the Suppreffion of it. — —
Appointed one of the Parliament's Commiffion-
ers to attend the King in Scotland. -■■—..
to treat with the Seati about the Irifh
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His triumphant Return xoWtftminfiir, Particu-
lars of. — — —
HARCOURT, Prince, comes into England as
Ambaflador from the Court of France, in
order to compofc the Differences between
King Charles I. and his Parliament. —
His Rem on {trance, on account of the Arreft of
Mr. Montague in his Retinue, —
HARE, Sir Nicholas, chofen Speaker for the Com-
mons in 1540. — ■
His Speech to King Henry VIII.
HARKELEY, Andrew, created Earl of Carlifle,
HARLEY, , Bijhtp of Hereford, how treated
on his Refufal to Kneel at the Mafs. —
HARLEY, Col. Edward, one of the Eleven Mem-
bers of the Houfe of Commons, charged
by the Army with Mifdemeanors. ■
Reft or ed to his Seat in the Houfe again. — —
HARRENDON, Sir William, one of the Officers
under Henry le Spencer, Biihop of Nor-
wich, in his Expedition to Flanders. —
His Sentence for Military Mifcondudt.
HARRIS, , Efq; his Speech on a Bill for a
Subfidy. — — —
His Speech againft Adultery. — - — ■■ ■
HARRISON, Major-General, his Letter of Ad-
vice, concerning the March of the Stats
Army into England. . —
His Letter to the Commiffioners at Yuri, on that
Occafion.
to the Speaker, with Copies of fome
intercepted Letters from the Sects. ■ —
'■' ' ■ concerning the Motions of the Englijh
and Scots Armies. — —
— - farther Account thereof. — ■ —
Letter, relating to the Purfuit of the Scots
Army after the Battle of Worcefter. —
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HARSNET, Samutl, Bijhop of Ntnoith, com-
plained of Co the Lords by the Commons.
Charge againft him. - — —
His Defence. — — —
— Complaint againft Thomas Suits. —
HARTLIB, Mr. his Account of CromweW* R«a-
fons for difTolving his third Parliament.
HASILRIGGE, Sir Arthur, Accufation againft
him by the King, Particulars of.
His Speech in his Own Vindication.
Secretes himfelf. — —
Returns to Wtflminfltr in great Triumph, —
His Account of the Seals Prifoncrs taken at the
Battle of Dunbar. —
Appointed one of the Commiftioners for nomi
nadng Officers in the Army.
- ■ one of the Council of State in 1659.
■ one of the Commiffioners for govern-
ing the Army. — "
Secures Port/mouth for the Parliament againft
the Army under General Fleetwood. —
Informations againft him. —
Excepted out of the Ad of Indemnity at the
Reftoration. - ■■■
HASTINGS, Ralph, Efq% his Execution at fori.
and Occauon thereof. — —
HASTINGS, Richard, his Petition to the Parliament
to be reftored in Blood, and to the Lands of
bis Brother Ralph, beheaded at Tort. —
HASTINGS, Francis, Efq; his Motion for leflen
ing the Penal Laws. — —
His Speech on a Bill for reforting to Church. ■
- for reforming Abufes.
HASTINGS, Htnry, Eft; Impeachment againft
him, Particulars of. — ■ ■ ■
Impeachment againft him of High Treafon. —
HATTON, Chrifiaphtrs Captain of the Band of
Ptnfioners, his Report to the Houfe of
Commons, concerning the Discharge of
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HATTON, Cbriftophtfy Captain of thi Band of
Ptnfuntfi, is knighted, and made Vice-
Chancellor of Queen Elizafotb's Houfliold.
His Declaration to the Commons, touching Or.
Parry. ' — — ■■ ■■ 4 265, 6
Anfwer to the4 Commons' Ad drefs of Thanks
to the Queen. 4 267, 8, 9
- — Prayer irt the Hoiife. — 4 ! a6g
Charge againft Miry Queen of Scats. — 4 284, 5
Acquaints the Houle of Commons with the Af-
' fair of the Spanijh Invafion. — —
His Anfwer to a Motion for difcharging Mr.
tftntwartb out of the Tower. — 4 319
Made Lord-Chancellor. — — 4 320
His Speech at the Parliament in 1588. — 4 320,
HAVERING, SirJob«t his Speech to the Eccle-
fiaffical Judges met n.tiTe/1 mi nil er in 1279.
HAXEY, Thomas, CUri, condemned for High
Treafon, and Occafion thereof. — 1 458
His Sentence, how mitigated by the Interpofi-
tion of the Btfhops. — 1 458
Reftored to Blood, and the Recovery of his Ef-
fect, by King /Wt IV. — —
HAY, James, Earl 0/ CarMe, advifes King
Janus I. to call a new Parliament in 1623.
His excellent Letter to the King ori that Occafion
Committed to the Tower, and why. —
Joins King Charles I. at Oxford. .
Deferts him, and returns to the Parliament. —
Intitles himfclf to their Protection, and how. -
HAYMAN, Sir Peter, oppofcs the Meafures of
King Jamis I. —
Sent into the Palatinate out of the Way.
Sent there a fecont? Time, for refilling to part
with Loan-Money to King Charles I. —
His Speech, on fonie Proportions of the King for
a Supply. —
- on foreign Employment againft Con-
fent.
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stomers for Tonnage.
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HAYMAN, Sir Peter, his Speech againft Sir John
Finch* Speaker, on his refilling to put the
Queftion touching Si r 'John Elliot's Remon-
flrancc. ■ —
Summoned before the Privy Council. - —
His Examination and Anfwers. - ■ - —
Committed to the Tower. — —
Profecuted in the Star- Chamber. — —
HAYWARD, Sir John, his Account of the Cha-
racters of the Duke of Stmtrfit, and his
Brother the Lord Seymour, ■
HEATH, Nicholas, Bifiap ofRochtfter, one of the
Committee appointed to treat of the Doc-
trine of Chrift. — ...-■ —
Tranflated to the See of IPtreefter.
One of the Committee appointed to examine a
Bill touching Hcrefies. — . —
His Diflent to a Bill for ditlblving Chiuntries. -
One of the Committee appointed to treat on a
Bill for repealing certain Statutes of Trea-
His Diflent to an Afi for Uniformity in Religion,
■ ■ for allowing Priefts to marry
-for ordaining Ministers by a
Form.
- for defacing Images. — [
Made Archbifhop of Tori, and Lord -Chancellor.
His Declaration on opening the Seffion of Par-
liament in 1558. — 1
— Refufal to affift at the Coronation of Queen
Elizabeth. —
— Diflent to an A&. for reftoring the Firft
Fmtts to the Crown. —
— to aBill for reftoring the Supremacy.
— Speech againft it. — — — —
— Deprivation. — — - — —
HEATH, Sir Robert, Attormj-Gtrural, charges
the Earl of Brijitl with High Treafon. -
Hit Articles exhibited againft him. — —
•*— Argument (at a Conference between both
Houfes) 00 the Liberty of the Subject -
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{*ections to the Precedents alledgcd on Be-
ialf of the Common*, on the Liberty of the
Subject. -- 8 14 U it
His further Argument on the Liberty of the Sub"-
jea. 8 30 * 47
— Conclufion of this important Debate. — 8 67, 8-
— - Aiifwer to a-Meftage of the Commons, con-
cerning fome Pardons granted fey the King. 8 18 r
■ ' 1 concerning Dr. Cojim'i Pardon. - 8 282, J
— — Queftions to tbe Judges, concerning the im-
prifoned Members of the Houfc of Com-
mons. ■ ■--- — 8 356 "359
— Information in the Star-Chamber againft
them. - — — 8 359»3<>8
— Argument in the Court of King's Bench
againft thefe Gentlemen. 1 —
— Information in the King's Bench againft
Sir John EUitt, Mr. Holtti, and Mr. Va-
Imtvu. • ■ ' 8 3761*378
— Motion to over-role their Plea* — 8 378
Made Lord Chief Juftke of the King's Bench. (3 257
Impeached of High Treafon by the Commons-,
HEATH, Mr. his Character *of Cromuxlh firft
Parliament in 1653.
HEGELEY-MOOR, in Nmbumbtrland, Battle
HEMSWORTH, Robtrt, Efq; Aldtrma**/ Tori,
diifi ranch ifed, by an Ordinance of Parlia-
ment, for his Loyalty to King Cbarlts I, 13 369
HENEAGE, Sir Thomas, his Speech- on a Bill for
a Subfidv. • 4 389
HENGHAM; Sir Ralph, Chief Juftsce of the
King's Bench, how fined for Extortion. -
- HENRY I. hisarbitrary ManncroflevyingTax.es.
His Method of railing a Portion for bis Daughter
Maud. ■ ■ ■-— ■ — ' 1 ' 9
— eonftant annual Tax. — ■ 1 9
Convenes his Nobles to London, — — »l 1 9
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HENRY I. the extraordinary Occafion of his
convening his Nobles to Landau. —
His artful Dealing with the Nobles to fecure
them to his Intereft. — ■
Speech in Confluence thereof, being the
firft on Record from the Throne. —
Goes into Normandy, and on what Account.
His cruel Treatment of his Brother Robtrt there.
Calls another Convention of the fiftat.es of the
Realm to London. — — ■
His Ufage of the Clergy at this Aflembly.
Convenes the Nobles and Barons to Sahflurj.
TranfaSions at this Meeting, Account of. —
HENRY II. when begun his Reign. — —
ReAorei, by his Defcent, the antient Royal
Saxon Line to the Crown of England. —
Summons tbe Bifliops and Barons to tfalling-
fard in 1 156. __ ■
Confirms the Charter of the Kingdom. ■
Convenes an Aflembly to Clertndon in 1 164. —
His Behaviour there to the Bifhops and Clergy,
— - Force upon Thomas a Beckti, Archbifhop of
Canterbury, and the reft of the Prelates.
Promotes the Murder of Btct'tt.
Does Penance for it;' - —
Calls a Convention to Tori in 1171. —
Receives there the Homage of Malcolm, King
of Scotland, and his Succeflbr William.
Remarkable Memorial thereof. —
Convenes the Nobles and Bifliops to attend him
at Northampton in 1176.
His Cane at this Meeting to have Juftice impar-
tially administered to ail his Subjects.
Calls a Convention to Gajntingttn in 1186,
His Intention to carry on • War againll the
Turks and Saracens. ' <•• —
Drops his Undertaking. — —
His heavy Taxes, Particulars of. r—
HENRY III, when begun his Reit>n.
His Kingdom, State of, at that Tinie. —
Summons the Barons to meet him 2t London,
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HENRY III. his I'romifc to preserve the Barons*
Liberties.
His Injunction to the Sheriff's, touching the Li-
berties of England. —
Summons the Eftatee to Northampton. ———
How interrupted there by a flight Rebellion. —
His Manner of fuppreuing it. — —
Obtains a Grant of two Shillings upon every
Plough-Land in England. — —
His Requital to the Barons foi this Favour. —
Summons them to meet him at Wiftminfier. —
His Declaration, requiring their Counfel and Aid.
How anfwered by them. — —
Confirms the two Great Charters granted by
King John.
His Command for the (tridObfervanceof them.
Directs the Manner of levying the Tax called a
Fifteenth. — —
Obtains from his Barons the Wards and Mar-
riages of their Heirs. —
Calls an AfTembly for the Trial of Fakaciuiy the
late Rebel.
His Sentence againft him. --- - —
Summons the Peers to Oxford, — —
His Speech to them. - — . tt —
Cancels Magna Chartay and Charta 4* 1'sujia.
His Reafon for fo doing. ■--- —
— - oppreffive Treatment of the Clergy, In-
ftancc of. ■ ' - ■ - ■■
Calls an AfTembly of the Eftates to ty*ftminfttr.
His Declaration to them, requiring a general
HSw anfwered by the Nobles. — —
. < — by the Prelates, b'c, - — r—
His Proclamation againit Hubert dt Burgh, bis
Prime Minifter. — —
Calls a Convention of the Eftates to Lambeth. -
Obtains an Aid from them, and to whatPurpofe.
Requires Hubert to give in his Aniwer to .the AcA
cufations againft htm. — — 1 1
His Rage at Hubert's Efcapc to a San&uary. \ 1
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HENRY III. his Command to the Mayor of ten-
don for bringing him back.
Revokes his Order, and why. — —
Drops his Rebutment againft him, and for what
Rcafon, ■ - ■ — —
Makes Peter 4* Rupij/us, Bifliop of Winche/ler,
his Favourite, —
Commits the Wardships of the Nobility to Fo-
reigners. - '■ '■■- ■
The ill Consequences thereof. — —
Calls a Council to be held at Oxford. — •<.•• ■
His Command difobcyed by the Barons, and
— Proceeding thereupon. —
Sends out a frelh Summons for them to meet
him at Weftminjler.
His fpecious Promifes to induce their Attendance.
— fecret Deftgris againft them. — —
— fecond Summons flighted. — -7-
How threatened by a Menage from the Barons
His Amazement thereat. — —
— {harp Proceedings againft them. ■
- — Difpofjtion, how altered. — ■ — -*
Calls an Affembly of the Eftates to Wejlminfter.
How menaced by the Prelates there. — —
His meek Anfwer to them. — —
Difcharges the Bifhop of Wincbtflir from his
His Proceedings againft Peter de Rival. -
■ ■ againft the Foreigners at his
Courjt. — —
Happy Confequence thereof, with regard to
Calls a felect Council of Bilhops and Peers to
Mtrton. .
Notifies his Marriage with Eleanor, fecond
Daughter of Raymond, Earl of Prevent,
Convenes ihe Eftates of the Realm to Londtn.
His Meffage to them by his Chaplain de Kelt.
How anfwered by the Lords. — -
His Promife to them upon Oath. — —
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HENRY III. confirms Magna Cbarta, which he
had before cancelled. — _^_—
His Declaration thereupon, and good Effect oil
the Audience. ■ ■■'
— r Appointment of a new Council. -■ ■■■-
— Oath adminiftered to them. — —
— Demand for an Aid granted, and what. —
— ufual Method to obtain a Supply, and Man-
ner of fpending it. ■ . ■ —
Summons the Peers to Tori. — —
His Agreement there with Alexander, King of
Scats. ■ .i —
CaBs an Aflembly of the Peers to WtflmUJ\
His Declaration of his extreme Poverty. -
Obtains a Supply, and what. —
How (quantlTed away by him. —
League agamft him on that Account, and Event
thereof. ' —
Summons the-Eflates to Louden in 1242.
■ Engagement of the Barons againft htm there. —
How anfwered by them on his Demand for Mo-
ney. ■"
His artful Contrivance to gam their Intereft. —
— Speech to the Barons of his Court, touch-
ing a Supply. '■'-— —
How anfwered by the whole Aflembly . - ■■■
His Rage, and DilTolution of the Council.
— Anfwer to their Proteft againft his Demand
for a Supply. —
Calls a Convention of the Eftates to Wifimtn-
His Requeft for a pecuniary Aid, and his Mo-
tive to enforce it. ' —
How anfwered by the Barons. — —
His Reply to their Requeft for chufing a new
Chancellor and Juftice. — —
Manner of applying t,o the Clergy for Money.
How anfwered by them. — ■
• His Government intended to be altered by the
Barons, and how. — - ■-■ —
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HENRY III. renews Magna Charta.
His Permiffion to the BLIhops, touching hit Vi-
olation thereof. —
Obtains a Supply, and for what Purpofe. -
Meets his Barons again in 1244. — ■
His Demand of a Supply unanimonfly objected
— Preparation for reducing Waltu —
— diftrefled Condition, Account of, —
Calls a Convention to Linden in 1246, and to
what Purpofe. _____
— — another Convention to Linden in the fame
Year.
His Inducement thereto, and Proceedings there.
Convenes the Nobles to London in 1 248. - —
Urges again his Demand for Money. — — -
How complained of on that Occafion. — — ■
His Promife of Amendment. — —
— Speech againft the Rcmonftrances of the Ba-
rons.
How anfwercd. • ■ _____
His Poverty, and extraordinary Method of raifing
Money. — ■ — —
— opprobrious Saying of the Citizens of Len-
Summons the Eftates to London in 1251. ■ -
His Proceedings there againft Henry dt Bath,
Chief Juftice of England. — —
— Reconciliation with him, and how occafion-
Calls an Affembly of the Nobles to Wtftminfitr
in 1252. — —
His Reafon For it, and Proceedings there. — —
— Expedition into Gafeoignj, and the Succefs
thereof. — ■ ■ ■ ■ —
— Menage to the Barons, requiring an Aid. -
— Danger from the Ga/cei'gnt, pretended Proofs*
— Defign hereby fru ft rated, and how. — —
Alfcmbles the Nobles at London, in 1254, by
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HENRY {II. his Rcprefeoutiou to them of bis
extreme Want of Money. -
How anfcvercd. — ' ■ —
His Difpofal of bis Son Prince Edward in Mar-
riage. — — ■ ■
— Settlement on him on that Occasion. :
Calls a Convention of the Nobles to London, on
his Return home in 1-255. ~~ " —
Occafion of that Meeting. ■ — . —
His Demand for Money rejected, and for what
Reafon. t-. .
Meets the Nobility again the feme Year at Wtjl-
Hii Requeft to his Brother Richard, Karl of
Cornwall, /or a pecuniary Aid.
— Propofal rejected, and why. — —
— Application to the Nobles on that Head, how
Summons them to Wtflminfttr'xa. 1257, and on
what Occafion. -
_„ to London in 125.8, ~— ■
Renews his Demand for Money.
Complaints of the. Barons again!) him, Particu-
lars of. ■■—
Adjourns the Convention to Oxford. •— —
His Agreement with them, in Consideration of a
Supply. — — -
—— large Conceffions jrrade to them. — ■
— uterine Brothers driven out of the Kingdom
by the Barons. ■ — ■
— Caufe, how favoured by the Batcbelors. —
Rupture with the. Barons. — -
Affifted by his Brother, King of the Romans.
Abfolved by the Pope from his Oath taken to
fupport the Barons' Prpvifions. —
Calls a Convention of the Nobles to Oxford in
1263. —
His Propofal to them for an Accommodation. -
Agrees to leave the Decifion of the Affair to the
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HENRY UI. his Propofal to (be Barons for an
Accommoda tion, left to the Decifion of
the French King* who gives an Award in
his Favour, by difaanUliiiig the Oxford
Piovifions. - ■■■ - ■■
Hit Battle with the Barons at Lewes wi Suffix: -
— Army routed, and bintfelf taken ft iioncr, by
Montftrt Earl of LtittfUr, —
How treated during his Captivity. ■■
His Victory over the Barons, and Releafement,
fomc Account of. -■ ■<- ■■■■-
Summons the Eftates to Wtfinmtfitr in 1265. —
His Proceedings againft the Citizens of London.
— Proceedings .againft the Barons, and Adhe-
rents of the Earl of Ltictfier,
Calls a Convention to K$Btiw»rih in 1266. —
His Manner of compounding with the Barons
for their forfeited Eftates. — —
— Engagements, touching the Oxford Provi-
fions, revoked. ■ ■— —
Summons the Eftates toSt. Edvtundjb*ry in llbj.
His Reafons for that Meeting. — —
— Demands on the Clergy for a Supply. —
Obtains the Tenths of their Benefices, and by
what Means.
Calls a Convention to Marlborough in 1269.
His Death and Burial, fome Account of.
HENRY IV. his Aceeffion to the Throne. -
His Declaration of Thanks on that Occasion.
— Appointment, with regard to his principal
Officer!i, &V. —
— Proclamation to his Subjects thereupon. -
— Entertainment of the Nobles and Gentry.
— Coronation. ^— ■ ■
— Subfidy obtained at the Parliament in 1399.
— Promotions of Henry his eldefl Son, P;
titulars of. — — ■
— Orders, touching a new People come from
— Revocation of the Judgment againft Sir Jbf-
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HENRY IV. hi* Anfwers to die Petitions of the
Commons. ' —
Appoints John Hilland, Duke of Exeter, Gover-
nor of Calais. . — ■ ■■ ■ ■ —
Hit Seizure on the Lands, &c. belonging to Wil-
liam UScrapiy late Earl ofWiu/hr*.
— kind Menage to the Clergy met in Convo
Declared againft by the Frtncb King, on account
of the late Revolution.' —
His Embafly to France, in order to excufe the
, Matter.
— - Envoys, how ignotninioufly treated. —
Calls a Council of Peers to Wtftminfttr, in 1400,
' on that Occafion. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■
His Expedition againft the Sals, and the ReaJbn
thereof. —
— - Difturbances at home, Account of. — —
Summons a Parliament to Ytri in 1400. —
■ , ■ —_—■—-—..■ — to Weftminfler in 1401,
His Anfwers to the Petitions of the Commons
at this Parliament. — —
— — Subfidy obtained this Seflion. —
— Pardons, on account of a Confpiracy againft
him, Particulars of. ■ — ■
How complimented for his Clemency to Hrnry
It Spenftr, Bifhop of Ntrwicb. — —
Permits the Burning of William Sawtrt, Clerk,
convicted of Herefy, —
Summons a Parliament to Wtftminfttr in 140a.-
, , in 1403.
His Succefs m Wales, Inland, and Scotland. —
— extenfive Subfidy obtained at this Time. —
- — Invitation to the Commons on that Account.
— Reply to a Remonftrance againft him by
fome difcontented Lords. — —
— Battle with them, and Succefs therein. —
Marches his Army againft the Earl of Nertbum
His Agreement with him. — —
Calls a Parliament to lViftminf.tr in 1404. —
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His Removal of fundry Officers belonging to hii
Houfhold. ' ——
i farther Regulations therein, at the Inftance
of the Commons. — — — ■
— Declaration, touching the Indemnity of fun-
dry Perfons concerned in the late Infurrec-
tion, ' '
Re-annexes the EhjchyofG»nreja//to the Crown.
His Grant to his Queen in Consideration of her
>— to Edward Plantogintt, Duke of York
Calls a Parliament to LitchfitU in 1405, and the
Occafion thereof. — ■
His Subfidy obtained there, and for what Pur-
— Manner of tampering with Elections for
this Parliament. — — — ■
How addreffed by the Commons to feize the
Revenues of the Clergy. — —
His Anfwer, touching his Opposition to that
— ,. . to the Petitions of the Commons.
Summons a Parliament to Wtflminfitr in 1406.
His Subfidy at that Seffion. — —
■ — Anfwer to Sir ftbrn Tibtttt'* Propofal for
fome Regulations in the State. ■
Obtains an Ait for entailing the Crown on his
Male Heirs. -
His Charge to the Parliament, concerning evil
Government. —
Cotifents to a Repeal of the Aft of Settlement,
Obtains an A& for fixing the Crown in general
Tail.
His Allowance of Regulations in Government,
propofed by the Commons, Particulars of.
— Grants to Sir John Ttbtttt.
Summons a Parliament to GUucefler in 1407.
His Subfidy procured there. —
— Promife thereupon. ■ — ■■ —
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His Cha rgc to the Commons, touching their Be
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— — Order, with refpect. to Foreigners. — '• —
— Rebuke of the Commons, and Occafion
thereof. :,„.,■■■ . 1 ■■
Refufcs his Aflent to a BiH, concerning eon-rifted
Clerks.
Sufpicions of him, as to his favouring the Doc-
trine of Wickliff.
Signs a Warrant for burning Themes Badby,
convicted of Herefy. — — —
How obliged by a Grant of this Parliament. —
His tranquil State, Account of. — —
Calls a Parliament to Weftminfter in 1411. —
His Subfidy obtained there. — —
— general Pardon to his Subjects. — —
— Death. 1 ■
HENRY V. hiaAcceffion to the Throne. —
His Speech on that Occafion. —
Summons a Parliament to WtfiminfUr in 1413-
Difchargea his Father's Debts. — ■
His Subfidy obtained this Seffion, Account of.
— Anfwer to the Petitions of the Commons.
Supprefles an Infurrection of the Lollards in and
about London. — . - - "
Summons a Parliament to Leitefitr in 1414. -
His Redrefs of Grievances in Shropjbirt, Ac-
count of. '
Enters into a War with France. ■ -
Creates his Brother John, Duke of Bedford. —
■ 1 Humphry, Duke of Gbueefttr.
■ Richard Plantagenet, Earl of Cambridge.
Summons a Parliament to Wtftminfttr in 1414.
How fupplied for the French War. — ■ —
Re tores Henry Percy, Son of Henry Hat/pur, to
his Title and EOate. —
Confirms to John Duke of Bedford, and to his
Heirs Male, the Cattle, Earldom, and
Seigniory «f Richmond. — —
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HENRY V. creates Richard Plantagontt Duke
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His Preparations for invading Franc*.
Takes Agincourt. —- -
Hit Character in Military Conduct.
— Return to England, and triumphant Entry
into London. t ■ ■ -
Summons a Parliament to Wtflminfitr in 1415.
His Anfwers to the Petitions or the Commons.
Summons a Parliament to Woftminfior in 1416.
His Supply for the War. —
Pawns his Crown and Jewels for that Purpofe.
His general Pardon to his Subjects. — —
■ — League with Sigifmund, Emperor ofGermany,
Creates Thomas Beaufort, Earl of Dorfil, Duke
of Exeter. '- —
His Penfion allowed on that Occafion.
Appoints Sir John Ttbttot his Refident at the
Imperial Court. —
His Proclamation for railing Soldiers.
— Invafion of Normandy, and Succefs there. -
Makes John Duke of Btdferd Regent of England
during his Abfence. ' — — —
His Subfidy for carrying on the War.
— Proclamation and Reward for taking Sir
John OlAcaftU.
— Conquelb in Normandy and Franco, Account
Concludes a Peace. —
Marries Catharine, Daughter of Chariot the Sixth
King of Franco. •- —
Declared Regent and Heir Apparent to that
Crown. ■ ■ ■' —
Returns to England. —
Calls a Parliament to Wtflminftor in 14a
His Speech on opening the Seffion.
— Subfidy granted by the Parliament.
— annual Rents, Amount of. —
Pawns his Crown, and for what. — —
Hit Subfidy from the Clergy. —
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HENRY V. his Subfidy from the Laity,, at the
Parliament in Dectmbtr* 1421.
His Subfidy from the Clergy. ■■
Death and Character. —
HENRY VX. his Acceffion to the Throne. —
His tender Age at that Time. —
Proclaim' 6 King of Prance ami England in Paris,
His Stile and Titles.
»— Motto on all his Seals. — ■ ■
— Guardians appointed to take Care of his
Perfon and Education. —
Carried to the Parliament- Houfe on Horfeback.
How placed there. — —
Knighted by the Duke of Bedford, Regent of
Creates Henry Plantagenet, Earl of Cambridge,
Duke of York.
Reflores John Lord Mowbray, Earl Martha), to
the Title of Duke of titrftlk. — —
His Coronation and Admittance to* the Regal
Dignity, Account of. — ■
— large Subfidy granted by Parliament in 1429.
— Indemnity to Henry Beaufort, Bifllop of
ffimhtfitr,
— farther Subfidy obtained at this Time. —
Goes to Paris. ■ ■>
His Coronation there. — ■
— Subfidy and a Land-Tax granted by the
Parliament in 1431. — — — —
— - Return to England, and pompous Entry
into London. — — —
Calls a Parliament to Wtfiminfttr in 1432. —
His Subfidy obtained there. — ■ ■
Creates Sir John Cornwall, Baron of Fannboppe.
His Anfwers to the Petitions of the Commons.
Gives up the Land-Tax. — ■■ ■
Calls a Parliament to Weftminfier in 1433. —
His Subfidy, and a Vote of Credit obtained there.
Calls a Parliament to Wefiminfiir in 1435* —
His large Supply at this SeiEon, Particulars of.
Summons a Parliament to Wtfiminfttr in 1436,
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ment held at fPeflminflir in 1+36. —
His Grant to the Duke of G/0K«/?.?r. — —
— general Pardon of Treafons, &c. — —
Summons a Parliament to Wtflmlnfltr in 1439.
His Subfidies at that Time. —
— Anfwers to the Petitions of the Commons.
— Grant to Cardinal Luxtnburg. ' — —
Calls a Parliament to Wejlminfter in 1442. —
. in 1445. —
His Marriage with Margaret, Daughter to the
King of Sicily. — ■ ■
— Supply granted him. — - ■ . , ...
— Peace with Charles VII. King of France.
Creates miliam de la Pale Marquis of Suffolk.
His Grant, for the Erection and Endowment of
Eaton College.
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King's College, Cambridge.
Creates William d* la Pole Duke of Suffolk.
His Bounty to that Nobleman, in Support of his
new Dignity. —
Summons a Parliament to St. Edmunjbury in 1447
His eafy Difpofition, fome Account of. ■
Summons a Parliament to Wejlminfter in 1449.
Supply granted him there, Particulars of. —
Hii Lofs of Normanay, and the Caufes thereof.
Calls a Parliament to meet at Leicefitr in 1450.
HU Summons difobey'd, and the Reafons thereof.
Calls a Parliament to Wefiminfttr the fame Year.
Prorogues it to London, and on what Account.
His Adjournment thereof to Wefiminfitr. —
— ■■ to Leicejier.
— Subfidy obtained there, Particulars of.
Appoints John Ktmpe, Archbiihop of York,
Lord -Chancellor. ■ ■ -
His Banifbment of the Duke of Suffolk. —
Calls a Parliament to Wejlminfttr in 1451. —
His great Want of Money, how fupplied there.
— Servants, requeued by the Commons to be
difcharged, Lift of. ■
— - mild Anfwer. —
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HENRY VI. fupprcffes an Infurrcc'tion in Kent.
His Licence for finding gut the Philofopher'
Stone, Form of. — —
— Disturbance by the Duke of Tort.
— - Preparations to oppofe him. —
Accommodates the Matter, and how. —
Calls a Parliament to Reading \n 1453. —
Subfidies granted him there, Particulars of. -
Archers voted for his Service,. Number of. —
His Prorogations of this Parliament.
— — Form of Thanks to the Commons for their
farther Grant. —
Appoints the Duke of York Prefident of his Coiin-
His Sicknefs, and the Joy on his Recovery. —
Makes the Duke of York Protector of the Realm.
His Settlement an his Son Prince Edward, —
Creates him Prince of Wales and Earl of Cbe/ler.
His Settlement on the Queen. -
— » Promotion of his Half- Brothers, Edmund
and Jafper Tudor.
Appoints the Duke of York Governor of Calais.
Taken Prifoner by the Duke.
His Treatment on that Occafion. '
Calls a Parliament to Wejlmtnjitr in 1455.
Declares the Duke of York innocent. ■ —
Makes him again Protector of the Realm. ■ —
His Revocation of the Duke's Power, and Dif-
pofal thereof. ■
— farther Grant to Prince Edward. —
frdh Disturbances by the Duke' of York.
— — Victory over the Duke's Army, and Manner
of acquiring it. ■ ■ ■ . --
Calls a Parliament to Coventry in 1460.
His Prerogative, how favoured by an AA there.
Remarkable Inftance of his Clemency fbewn at
this Parliament. —
His Engagement with the Duke's Party at Nor-
Taken Prifoner there, and his Army routed. -
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HENRY VI. calls a Parliament to JVtftminfttr,
in 1461, at the Inftance of the Confede-
rate Lords. — — -
His Confent to the Award of that Parliament,
concerning the Duke's Claim to the Crown.
— Grants to the Duke, in Confequence thereof.
— Agreement with him, Particulars of. . —
■ — Proceffion to St. Paul's on that Occafion. -
Regains his Liberty by the Queen's Conduct, -
His Defeat at Towton. — — -
— Efcape into Scotland. — —
— Defeat at Hexham. — . 1 ■
Taken Prifoner in Lancojhire. — —
Ignominious Manner of conveying him to London.
Committed to the Tower. . ■ - -
His Releafement, and Reiteration to the Crown-
Calls a Parliament to Wiftminfttr in 1470. —
His Proceedings there, and Remarks thereon. -
Taken Prifoner at the Battle of Barnet.
His Death. —
HENRY VII. proclaimed King of England at the
Head of his Army. —
His Title to the Crown, on the Death of Ri-
chard III.
Calls a Parliament to Wtfiminfter in i486. —
Creates Jafper dt Hatfield, Earl of Pembroke,
Duke of Bedford. —
Thomas Stanley, Earl of Dirby. —
— ■ Edward Courtney, Earl of Devon. -
Procures the Crown to be entailed upon himfelf
and his Heirs. ■
His Proclamation, offering Pardon, on certain
Conditions, to all thole who had taken up
Arms againft him. - — —
Creates the Lord Chandois Earl of Bath. -
■ Sir Giles Daubeney, Lord Daubenej. —
■ Sir Robert tPilloughbj, Lord Brooke. -
Refiores Edward Stafford, eldeft Son to Henry
Duke of Buckingham, to his Dignities and
Pofteffions. — —
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Appoints 2 Guard of 50 Archers about his Per-
Marries the Priricefs Elizabeth, eldeft Daughter
to King Edward IV. — ■ —
Supprefles an Infurreflion, headed by Lambert
Shnnel^ a Baker's Son. — :
Takes Srmnet Prifoner, and dooms him to be a
mean Servitor in his Kitchen. — —
Calls a Parliament to Wejlminfier in 1488. —
His Affiftance of the Duke of Britaittt againft
the French King. — '■
— Supply for a War with France. . — —
Supprefles a Rebellion laifed in the Northern
Counties. — r—
, Calls a Parliament, Anna 1489. — —
His Laws made this Selfion, Abftrad of. —
Summons a Parliament to Weflmlnjler in 1492.
His Speech at opening the Sefllon. — —
Enters into a War with France. — —
Raifes vaft Sums of Money by a Betoevolencc.
Lands at Calais, and be lieges Bulloign. —
His Peace with the Trench King, and the Condi-
tions thereof. — -
Calls a Parliament to Wejlminjler In 1497. —
■ 1498. —
His Speech there, concerning the Impo'fture of
Ptrkin Warbeck. —
— Subfidy obtained this Seffion. —
Supprefles an Infurrection in Cornwall.
His Treaty of Marriage hetween Prince Arthur
and the Princefs Catharine, Daughter to
Ferdinand, King of Spain, - ■ — —
Refufed this Match, and on what Account.
His infamous Method of removing the Ohftacle.
Concludes the Marriage of his Son Arthur. —
Marries his fecond Son Henry to Prince Arthur*!
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HENRY VII. call* a Parliament toWtflmlnft,
Amu 1 505.
Demands a Subfidy for the Dowry of his Daughter
Margaret t married to James IV. King of
Scrti. — . — 2 444
His Death. — 1— 2, 447
— Character. . — 2 448
HENRY VHI. his AccefBon to the Throne. — 3
Calls a Parliament to Wejlminjler in 1509. — 3
Obtains the Grant of a Subfidy. — — 3
Diilolvea (his Parliament, and calls another to
Weftminjler in 15 iq, op account of a Quar-
rel between Pope Julius II. and Lewis XII.
King of France. ■ -— 3
Efpoufes the Caufe of the Pope, and proclaims
War again ft France. ■ — — 3
Orders one Nrwhelt, Yeoman of his Guard, to
be banged in the Palace- Yard for Murder.
Sends Thomas Howard, Earl of Surreyy with an
Army into Torijhire to protect the Northern
Parts of the Kingdom againft the Scots. - 3
Calls a Parliament taWeftminfltr in 1512. — 3
Obtains a Subfidy and aPoll-Taz at this Parlia-
ment. ■ ■ ■ ■- —
Goes with an Army into France, wins the Bat-
tle of the Spurs, and takes the City of Tour-
Obliges the Citizens of Tourney to take an Oath
of Allegiance to him. —
Concludes a Peace with France. —
Summons a Parliament to Weflminjier, Anne
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Continues this Seffion to April, 1515* and pro-
rogues the Parliament to November, 1516,
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Panes an A& for a general Pardon. — —
Confers the Dignity of Knight of the Garter on
Thomas Nevile, Efq; —
Diflblves the Parliament. —
Pafles his Time in fenfual Pleafures and Indo-
lence. —
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Obtains the Title ot Fidti Deftnfar on this Oc-
His arbitrary Means of railing Money.
Calls a Parliament to London, Anne 1523. —
Obtains an extraordinary Grant from the Clergy.
— ' a Subfidy from the Commons. ■
His remarkable Behaviour to Edward Montagu:,
Elqj for oppofing his Demands for a Sup-
— violent Proceedings to ratfe Money. ■
Drops his Proieft, on account of the Murmurs of
htS Subjects. ' - — —
Raifes Money by a Benevolence. —
Determines to divorce Queen Catharine. —
Summons a Parliament to Wtftminfttrt Anno
1529. — —
His Anfwer to the Speech of Thomas Audley,
Efq; Speaker for the Commons. •
— Orders concerning Cardinal Walfey.
Panes an Aft for a general Pardon to his Sub-
Applies to Pope Clement VII. for a Confirma-
tion of Queen Catharine's Divorce. —
Pafles an Aft of Pardon to his Subjects on the
Priemmire. ■ ■
His Anfwer to a Remonft ranee of the Commons,
touching the Exactions of the Clergy. —
Pafles an Aft to prohibit his Subjects from be-
queathing their Lands. — ■ —
Obtains from theCommons 2 Grant of a Fifteenth
for the Defence of the Northern Borders.
Forbears to cohabit with his Queen. — —
Exhorted by the Pope to take her again. — —
Apprized of a Motion in the Houfe of Commons
, to petition him for that Purpofe. "
Sends for their Speaker, and pleads Confcience
for his Refufal. — —
Divorces Queen Catharine, a Men/a et There, for
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Confirms a former Act. againft the Payment of
Annates to the Pope. — —
Pafles an Aft to forbid the Payment of Ptter-
Ptnct. - — - —
of SuccefEon in Favour of Ann Bo-
Obliges his Subjects to fwear to it.
Declared Supreme Head of the Church, by an
A£t in 1535. -
Pafies an Adt for a general Pardon. — —
Obliges the Clergy to renounce the Pope's Au-
thority. ■ ■
Pafles another Act of Grace this Seffion.
Diflblves the letter Monasteries in 1536. ■
Seizes on their Revenues. — ■ — —
Erects a Court of Augmentations for this Puvpofe.
Commands Ann Boltyn, his Queen, to be execu-
ted for Inceft and Adultery laid to her
Diflblves this Parliament, and calls another to
Wtflminjltr^Anna 1537.
Marries Lady Jan* Stjnmtr. —
Receives a Propofal from Pope Clement for an
Accommodation. — — —
Rejects it, and procures an Aci to abolifh the
Papal Power in England. — —
Diflblves this Parliament after a Seffion of fix
Weeks. ■ —
Perfuaded by his Prime MinifterCrMHWJ*//"to feize
on the larger Abbies and Monalleries. —
Calls a Parliament to IVtftmtnflir for this Pur
pofe, in 1540. ■ —
Diflblves the greater Monalleries, Abbies, &c
and feizes on their Revenues. - . ■ ■■
Erects fix new Bilhop ricks, and endows thorn
with Part of the Revenues taken from the
Monafleries. ■ ■ —
Lofcs Queen Jane, who died in Child-bed.
Marries Ann of Clevt, Sifter to John, Duke of
that Name. — ■■-
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HENRY VIII. diflikei his Match wkWmofCArw,
and contrive* Means for another Divorce.
Prorogues the Parliament to Jpril, 1541. — '
Obtains a Subfidy from. the Clergy and Laity this
Scfijon.
Supprefles the Order of St. John of Jtrufai
Receives a Propofal from the Parliament, with
relation to his hit Marriage. —
His Anfwer. ■ ■ ■ — —~
Divorced from Aim of Cltvt, by a Sentence of
the Clergy. ■ —
Marries Catharine Howard, Niece to the Duke
Of Norfolk. — — —
Paffes an Ad of Grace, and diflblves the Parlia-
Supprefles a Rebellion in Terkjhirt, under the
Condufl of Sir John Newle.
Makes a Progrefs into that County. — -
Returns to Lena'oi, and receives Information of
his new Queen's lncontincncy. --—
Calls a Parliament to Weftminfttr on this Occa-
fion, in 1542. — — " ■ —
Caules Queen Catharine to be attainted of High
Treafon and executed. — —
His Speech, on account of the Proceedings of the
Houfe of Commons, touching the Aneft of
one of their Members. ■ ■ - ■■ ■
Claims Homage and Fealty of Jams V. King
of Scotland. ■ ■ i
Declares War againft him. — —
Obtains a Subfidy from the Clergy and Laity.
Enters into a War againft France. — —
Marries Lady. Catbarint Parr, Widow to Lord
Latimer. __ — ,. , ■
Afluines the Title of King of Ireland. — ■ —
Paffes divers Acts by Commiffion, and diffolves
the Parliament. - —
Makes Preparations for carrying on the War
againft France and Scotland. — —
Takes Edinburgh, and lays it in Afhei. ■■—
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HENRY VIII. tranfports * powerful Army toi
Calais, and goes in Perlbn to conduct the
- War againft France. — ■ ■■ ■ —
Raifes Money for this Purpofc by mean Ways.
■ -— — ■ by a Benevolence.
Calls a Parliament ro Wefimin/ter, Anne 1 546.
Obtains a Subfidy from the Clergy. — *—
His lingular Speech to this Parliament. —
Saves the two Univerfities of Oxftrd and Cam-
bridge from Diflblution. — —
Caufes a Bill of Attainder againft Thttnas Duke
of Ntrfb/A, and Henry Earl of Surrey. - 3
Psfles the Bill by Commiffion. — 3
His Sicknefs and Death. — — — - 3
— Character, relating to his Conduct with his
Parliament. — . .
HENRY IV. King of France, aflaffinated in his
Coach in open Day- Light. — —
HENSHAW, Benjamin,-hvi Depofttion againft the
Lord-Treafurer Middlefix-, as Matter of
the Wardrobe. —
HEOVAR, Mr. his Letter concerning the Beha-
viour of Col. Axtill, at the Trial of King
Charles L ■ —
HERBERT, Lord, his Obfervation on the arbi-
trary Methods of railing Money by Hen-
ry VIII.
His Account of a Debate in the Houfe of Com-
mons, concerning a Supply in 1523.
■ — Remarks on the Act of Succeffion in Fa*
of Lady "fane Seymour, — -— 3
— Abftrafl of the Cbarader of Henry VIII. - 3
HERBERT, Edward, Efy% appointed one of the
Managers for the Commons againft the
Duke of Buckingham. — —
His Speech in Support of the three firft Articles
of Impeachment againft him. —
— Report to the Commons of the Lord* Keeper's
Speech, at a Conference between a Com-
mittee of both Houfcs. *— ■
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HERBERT, Philip, Earl if Pembroke, his' Advice
to King Charles I. concerning the Bill of
Attainder againft Lord Strafford.
Removed from the Office of Lord- Chamberlain
of the Houfhold. 1 ■ —
His Speech to the Citizens of London, on occa-
fion of the Battle of Edge-Hill. —
— farther Speech to them on this Affair. —
Speech to them, for a fpeedy Supply for the
Parliament's Army. — ; — 13 161, 2
Charged with fending Money to the King
Oxford.
His Requeft to the Peers on this Occafion. ■
Depofitions againft him, touching this Affair,
Appointed one of the Parliament's Commiffion-
ers to receive the King from the Scats Ar-
»my, and conduct him to Holdenby. —
, to attend the King at Hampton-Court with |
Propofitions of Peace. 16 287
__ ChanceiIoroftheUniverfityofO;r/orJ 16 318
' one of the Parliament's Commiffion- 1 j
ers to treat with the King in the Ijtt af\
Wight about a National Peace. 17 436
One of the Peers who rejc&ed an Ordinance of j
the Commons for Trial of the King. — 18 492
Procures himl'elf to be chofen Knight of the Shire
for the County of Berks, and took his Seat
in the Houfe of Commons accordingly. -
Appointed one of the Commiflioners of the Navy
HERBERT, Lord Philip, elected Member of the
Houfe of Commons for the County of *
Glamorgan. — — — r J 19
Succeeds his Father, as Earl of Pembroke, in
1649, but continues to fit in the Houfe of
Commons- ■ —
Appointed Cujlas Rotulerum for the Counties of
• Derby and Wilts. -—
'HERBERT, Lard Pawys, his lamentable Condi-
tion, Account of. —
How relieved, and by whom. —
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HERBERT, Edward, Attorney- Gentral, his Ac-
cufation, in the King's Name, againft Lord
Kimiallon, Denz.il Holies, "John Pymme,
John Hampden, Efqrs. Sir Arthur Hafsl-
rigge, and William Strode, Efq; —
His Requeft to the Peers on this Occafion. —
Required to juftify himfelf for his Proceeding in
this Affair. ■
His Anfwer: — —
— Examination and farther Anfwer. — —
Impeachment againft him on this Account. —
His Anfwer to it. - ■- —
Proceedings againft him at his Trial, Particulars
of.
His Defence by Counfel. —
■ , .— - by himfelf, in Point of Privilege.
Sentence againft him. — -■
Difcharged from Prifon. — —
HERBERT, Lord of Cherbury, his Speech at
Meeting of the Peers at York. —
How cen fared by the Parliament for objecting
to Tome Refolutions. —
Leaves the Houfe of Peers, and goes to the King
at York. _
HEREFORD, City of, taken by the Parliament':
Forces — —
HEREFORD, Earl of ". See Boh un.
HEREFORD, Duktof. See Bullingbroke.
HERESY, Statut* of, when enacted, and on what
Occafion. "
HERTFORD, County of their Petition to the
Commons, for a Reformation in Church
and State. ■ —
Their Petition to Sir Thomas Fairfax, defiring
that the Army might not be dtlbanded un-
til! the Redrefs of fundry Grievances. —
HERTFORD, Earl of See Seymour.
HERTFORD, Earl of. See Seymour, Edw.
and William.
HEVENINGHAM, Sir John, committed to Pri-
fon for refufing a Loan to King Charles I. 7
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HEWSON, Col. his Succeft againft the Irifl Re-
bels, in 1650, Account of. — —
His Letter to the Commons, of their Army's fur-
ther Succefs in Ireland. — ■ ■ -
-— Account of the State of that Kingdom in
HEXHAM, Battle of.
HEYLE, , £fy; Serjeant at Law, his r<
markable Speech on a Bill for a Subfidy.
HEYL1N, Dr. his Obfervation on a CJaufe in the
Act of Succelfion in Favour of Lady J*.
Seymour. - ■■-■
His Obfervation on the Sentiments of the firft
Parliament of Edward VI. —
— — Parallel between the Duke of Stmerfet and
his Brother the Lord Seymour. — —
— - Account of an Act relating to the Marriage
of Queen Mary. ■■ — —
HIDE, Laurence, Efq; his Speech againft Mono
polies. ' ' ■ '■ ——
HIQHAM, C/ement, Efq; elcfted Speaker for the
Commons in 1554- —
His Speech on this Occafion. —
HIGHAM, Sir John, his Motion in the Houfe of
Commons, for discharging Mr. Wndwtrth
out of the Tower. — — — —
HIGH COMMISSION-COURT, when firft
ereaed.
When aboliftied by Parliament. — —
At Yorky Refolution of the Commons againft it.
Speech againft it by Edward Hyde, Efq; after-
wards Lord Clarendon, — —
Refolutions of the Peers againft it. — —
HIGH COURT tfjuftice, erefted by the Com-
mons for trying King Cbarlet I, —
Ereflcd within the Cities of Lendon and Wtft-
minfier.' - ■■■ -■ ■ ■■
HILL, Mr. Serjeant, made a Juftice of the Up-
per Bench. — —
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HOBART, Sir Miles, fummoned before the Privy
Council for his Miffeehaviour in the Houfe
of Commons, -■■ ■ ' ; —
His Examination and Anfwer. — —
Committed to the Tower. — —
Profecuted in the Star-Chamber. — —
Brought before the Court of King's Bench upon
a Habeas Corpus. — —
His Resolution there. — ■■ ■* —
Removed to a different Prifon. — —
Offers to give Bail. — -~ "
Refutes to find Sureties for his good Behaviour.
Committed to the Tower again. — *
His Sentence. ■■■■ -
HOBBES, Mr. his Sentiments on the Charge
againft the Scots of felling the King. —
HOBBY, Sir Thomas, his Speech onlmprifonment.
His Report, concerning fome Popifti Priefts re-
leafed out of Newgate. — -
— : from Lord Chief Juftice Hyde, of
the Proceedings againft them. —
HOBBY, Sir Edward, his Speech againft Mono-
polies. — '
HOCH-TUESDAY, Meaning and Antiquity
thereof. ■ ■ — — ' '" ~
HOCKWELL, , Eff j his Speech on Impri-
" fcnment. .
HODDEN, Captain, his Information, relating
great Difturbances at Exeter. — —
HOLLAND, John, Earl of Huntingdon, made
Lord- Admiral.
Made one of the Council of Peers held by King
Richard 11. at Nottingham, in 1397. —
Created Duke of Exeter. —
One of the Committee, on whom the Authority
of Parliament was delegated in 1398. —
HOLLAND, Thomas, Earl of Kent, one of the
Lords Appellants at Nottingham in 1397.
Created Duke of Surrey. —
One of the Committee, on whom the Authority
of Parliament was delegated in 1398.
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HOLLAND, Thomas* Earl o/Ktat, Proceedings
againft him for Actions done in the twenty-
firft of Richard II. —
HisAnfwer. . — — ■
Sentence againft him. —
' Reftoied to his Honours and Eftatei. — —
His Vindication of the Duke of Albtmarlt, con-
cerning the Murder of the Duke of Glow
Proceedings againft him, on account of a Plot for
reftoring King Richard.
HOLLAND, John, Duke of Exeter, Proceedings
againft him, for Actions done in the Par-
liament of the twenty-firft of Richard II.
His Anfwer thereto. — —
Sentence againft him. —— —
Reftored to his Honours and Eftates.
Made Governor of Calais. — ■ —
Proceedings againft him, on account of a Plot
for reftoring King Richard. —
His fatal Cataftrophe.
HOLLAND, Sir John, his Speech on National
Grievances.
HOLLES, Jtbity Earl of Clare, deferts the Par-
Jiamcnt, and joins the King at Oxford.
Diffatished with his Reception there, and efcapes
to his Seat in Nottingham/hire.
Intitles himfelf to the Parliament's Protection,
and how.
HOLLES, Dena.il, E/q; his aftonifhing Behaviour
to Sir John Finch, Speaker. —
Summoned before the Privy Council.
His Examination and Anfwers. ~<
Committed to the Tower.
Profecuted in the Star-Chamber. — -
Brought before the Court of King's Bench upon
a Habeas Corpus. — —
His Refolution there.
Removed to a different Prifon. ■ —
Offers to give Bail.
Refutes to find Sutcties for his good Behaviour.
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HOLLES, Dmxil, Efy; committed to the Tower. 8 376
Information again ft him in the King's Bench. 8 376/0378
His Plea. — — — 8 378
— Cafe argued in the King's Bench. . — 8 381 to 388
— Sentence. - — -. — — — 8 388
■ — Speech, on prefenting to the Lords a Pro- '
teftation taken by the whole Houfe of Com-
mons. . — 9 255/0258
— Speech in Favour of the Palatine Family. - 9 438/044.2
— Speech to the Lords, in Juftification of the
Commons' Votes for a general Taking their
Protection. — 9 465, 6, 7
concerning the King's Journey '
Scotland. — — 9 47 1, 2
Charge of High Treafon agatnft him by the
King. — — 10 '56,
Secretes himfelf. — — 10 195
His triumphant Return to TVeJlminfttr^ Particu-
lars of. — — — 10 196
— Report of a Conference, concerning Sir f»hn
Hotbam and the Town of Hull. 10 503
— Speech againft nine Peers with the King at
York, who had difobeyed a Summons of
Parliament. — — — II 200/0 20$
— Impeachment of them, in the Name of the
Commons, on this Account. — — 11 205, 6
— Remarks on the Temper of the Parliament
attheTimeofthcirpalfingaVoteforraiung
an Army. — — — 11 289, 90
Appointed Chief Commander of the Parliament's
. Forces in the Weft. — — — ■
His Account of the Endeavours of the Peers for
a Peace, and the feditious Practices made
ufe of to prevent it. — ■
— — Speech to the Citizens of London, for a fpee-
dy Supply for the Parliament's Army, — 13
— - Character of Col. Cromwell, as a Soldier. - 13
— Reafon for the Commons patting an Ordi-
nance for new modelling the Army. —
— Account of Col, Cromwell's extreme Hatred
of the Nobility and Houfe of Peers. ■—
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HOLLES, Dtmul, Efq; his Account of Col.
Cromwell" t artful Management to keep his
Command in the Army, notwithstanding
the Self-denying Ordinance. — —
Complaint againft him by Lord SaviU, and what.
' Juftifie.d by the Commons, and hew.
Hi* Account of the artful Contrivances of the
Independents to eftablifh. a Majority of their
own Sea in the Houfe of Commons. —
„ of the ill Treatment of, the Seats Com-
miffioners by that Party.
_ Sufferings, bv oppofing the King in the third
Year of his Reign, how rewarded by the
Commons. — ."T"~
Refufes their Gratuity on that Account, and why.
His Sentiments on the Charge againft the Scoti
of felling the King. — — —
,._. Account of a Debate in the Houfe of Com.
morts, concerning fome Troopers who had
brought a Letter from the Army, exclaim-
ing againft the Parliament. -
g-pi of the Behaviour of General Cromwell
and fome other Officers, with regard to the
mutinous Proceedings of the Army. —
One of the Eleven Members charged by the Ar-
my with Mifdemeanore. — —
His Account of the Motives of the Houfe of Com-
mons, for giving the impeached Members
Leave to abfent themfelves for fix Months.
', Obfervation on Sir Thomas Fairfax's march-
ing his Army, with Laurel in their Hats,
through the City of Lutfo*.
Retires into Nernumdr. ■
Reftored M his Seat in Parhamcnt again.
Appointed one of the Parliament . Commiffion-
V era to treat with the King in the 1JU of
Wight about a National Peace. , — —
HOLLINGSHEAD, Mr. his Charafler of Sir
Jabn Buffy, Speaker. — ■
His Charaaet of Richard Fite-Jian, Earl of
Arundtl. * m
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HOLLINGSHEAD, Mr., his Account of tbc
Proceedings of the Commons on the Arreft
of one of their Members. — — 3 185/0189
HOLLIS, Gervas, Efq; his Speech, concerning
fome Propofitions of the Scots. • ■ - 9 235, 6, 7
Gives great Offence to the Commons on this
Occafion. ■ — ■■■■ ■ 9 237
His Sentence by their Speaker. — — 9 237
HOLT, Sir John, one of .the Judges who fi'gned
the Rcfolutions at" Nottingham in 1387. - I 407, 432
Impeached by the Commons on that Account. 1 432
Charge againft htm. ■ — I 432
His Anfwer. ■— 1 432, 3
How replied to by the Commons. ■ ■ ■ 1 433
His Sentence. — — - — — - — ■ 1 433
How mitigated by the Interpolation of the Bi-
{hops. ■■■■--■ ■ 1 435
His Banilhment to Ireland. r— — j 437
— Allowance towards the Expences of his Paf-
— Return. : 1 454, 458
HOMAGE, how anciently paid to the Kings
of England. / 2 238
Form' of, done by the Lords Spiritual. — ■- 8 107
HONOURS, granted by King Cbarltt I. how
vacated oy the Commons. 20 85
Granted by Cromwell during his Protectorate, Ac-
count of. ■ ' ■ 21 220, I, a
HOPTON, Sir Waiter, an itinerant Juftice, how
fined for Extortion. — ■ 1 89
HOPTON, Sir Ralph, his Report to the Com-
mons of their Committee's Reception by
the King, on prefenting their Remonftrance
of the State of the Nation. — — - 10 55, 6
Expelled that Houfe, for executing the King's
Comrriiflion of Array. — ■ 1 1 364
Impeached of High Treaion. — 1 1 425
Created a Peer, and when'. — — 12 477
His Forces in the Weft defeated. ■ . 14 265
— Treaty with Sir Thctnas Fairfax on this Oc-
cafion, fbmc Account of. — — 14 289^295
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HOPTON, fin- Ralph, his Letter to Sir Thtmat
Fairfax, concerning the Prince of Wain
in the Ifle tAJerfey. — —
HORNGELTH, what meant thereby.
HORSE-RACES, when prohibited.
HORTON, Col. Thtmat, his Account of the Suc-
cefs of the Parliament's Forces in Walts. -
HOSKINS, , Efp his Speech on fome Pro-
portions of King Charles I. for a Supply.
HOSPITALERS, Knights. See Templars,
Knights. — ■ ■
HOSPITAL, St. Leonard's, in tori, encouraged
by a Statute. '-^— '
HOSPITALS, Diflblutlon of. — —
HOSTAGES, Lift of, on the Part of the Seets,
for their marching out of England accord'
ing to Agreement. — — ■
Lift of, on the Part of the EngUJb, for the
Payment of 200,000/. to the Scots Army.
in Confederation of their evacuating the
Kingdom. ■' — ■
HOTHAM, Sir John, convened before the Privy
Council. '
Committed to the Fleet. —
His Report to the Commons, of the Debt due
to the Englijh and Scot s Armies*
..— . _ of a Propofal for
a Poll-Tax. —
Made Governor of Hull by the Parliament. —
Orders concerning him. —
Denies the King Entrance into that Town.
Complaint againft him on this Occafion. -
Juftified by the Peers. —
His Letter, touching the King's Expedition to
Hull.
Petition to the Parliament againft him.
His Cruelty to a Drummer of one of the King's
Captains. ■
Concerned in a Scheme to deliver up Hull to the
Secured on this Account. ■ — ' 1
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Debarred the Sight of his Friends. -,.,-..
Hit Examination and Anfwer at the Bar of the
Houfe of Commons, previous to his Trial.
Ex pel I'd the Houfe, and committed to thcTower.
Condemn'd, by the new-made Martial Law, for
betraying the Parliament's Caufe. —
His Petition to the Peers tor 2 Refpite of his Exe-
cution. ■■ — — —
-■ - — for a farther Reprieve.
- for fparing his own or
339
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his Son's Life. — '■ — ■ 13 358, 9
Oppofed by the Commons in this laft Requeft, |
and is executed. ■ — [ 13 359, 60
HOTHAM, Copt. John, an Accomplice with
his Father, in a Dcfign to deliver up Hull
to die King. ■ -■- —
Brought up to London. — —
Debarred the Sight of his Friends. — —
His Examination, previous to his Trial. ■
Expell'd the Houfe of Commons, and committed.
Condemned by a Court- Martial, and executed.
HOUGHTON, Adam, Bifiot tfSt. David's, and
herd- Chancellor, his Speech to the Parlia-
ment, Anno 1377. — ■— —
His Speech to the Parliament in 1378. —
HOWARD, Sir Richard, his Character of King
Richard II. —
HOWARD, Thomas, Earl of~Surrey, fent with
an Army into York/aire, to protect the
Northern Parts of the Kingdom againft
the Scots — 3 14
Meets James IV. King of Scotland, at Floddm-
field, in Northumberland. — — 3 15
Give* him Battle, and kills him with 10,000 of
Tils Forces. ■■■ ■■' — — 3
Made Lord-Treafurer. — 3
Claims the firft Place amongft the Earls, both
■in and out of Parliament. — —
Denied this Superiority, and obliged to take up
with the loweft but one. — * —
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HOWARD, Thomas, Earl of Surrey, hit Attempt
to marry the Lady Margaret Douglas,
Daughter to the Queen of Scots, and Niece
to King Henry VIII. —
Attainted and committed to the Tower on this
Account. — ' '
Dies there. — — — — - —
HOWARD, Catharine, Niece to Thomas Howard,
Duke of Norfolk, marries KmgHenry VIII.
Accufed of Incontinency. — ■ ■■■■
Attainted of High Ttcafon. —
Her Confeulon and Death. — — — —
HOWARD, Henry, Earl of Surrey, attainted of
High Treafon. — — — — —
Beheaded on Tower-Hill. —
HOWARD, Thomas, Duke of Norfolk, his An.
fwer to John Fijher, Bifliop of RecbeJItr,
concerning the Clergy. — —
Attainted of Treafon. —
Releafed from Prifon, and his Attainder revers'd.
Contracts a foimal Marriage with Mary Stuart,
Queen of Scots . - ■ ■ ■
Attempts to releafe the Queen from her Impri-
sonment. ' ■
Arraigned for this, and fume other Crimes laid
to his Charge. —
Tried by his Peers, and found guilty of High
Treafon. ■ ■
Beheaded, Anno 1572. — - ■ ■
His Character.
HOWARD, Philip, Earl ofArundele, eldefl Son to
Thomas Dule of Norfolk, reftored in Blood.
HOWARD, Tbeophilus, Earl of Suffolk, his Charge
againft Mr. Selden. —
Complained of by the Commons for afpcrfing
this Gentleman. —
Protefls his Innocency.
Charged with the Fact at the Bar of the Houfe
qf Lords. — • • — ■
HOWARD, Thomas, Earl of Arundel, committed
to the Tower in the Time of Parliament.
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Confined to his Houfe, by Order of the King. 7
Made Lord High Steward for the Trial of Lord
Appointed one of the Commiffioners for giving
the Royal Aflent to the Bill of Attainder
againft him. — »
Debate of the Commons, concerning his Refti-
tution to the Dignity and Title of Duke
of Norfolk.
HOWARD, Charles, Lord Vifceunt Andavtr, his
Speech for fuppreffing the Star* Chamber
His Speech, concerning the Pacification with the
Scots. —
HOWARD, Lord, of Bjhith, appointed one of
the Parliament's Commiffioners to attend
the King in Scotland. —
Appointed one of the Parliament's Commiffion-
ers to treat with the Serfs about the Irijh
Rebellion.
■ to attend the King in Yerkjbire,
His Letter, concerning the King s Proceedings
in York,- —
— fecond Letter, to the fame Purpofe. — —
third Letter, concerning the King's Motions.
— farther Account thereof. — — —
Procures himfelf to be chofen Member for the
City of CarHJZe, and took his Seat in the
Houfe of Commons accordingly. — —
Charge of Bribery exhibited againft him. ■
His Sentence and Difcharge, Particulars of. —
judgment againft him repealed. — ■
HOWARD, Ctpt. Son it Lord Howard of Ejkrkkt,
deferts the Commons, and, with his whole
Troop, joins King Charles II. in his Expe-
dition to Warcifitr. ■
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Occafion. —
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liament, and joins the King at Tori. —
His Excufe, for not returning purfuant to a Sum-
mons. — - — ■ ' - '■- ii 183
Impeachment againft him on this Account, Par-
ticulars of. — ,.- — ,- 11 205, .6
HOWARD, Thomas, £arl of Berkjhirt, commit-
ted to the Tower, and why. — —11 418
His Letter, concerning tbe Prince of Wain. —
HOWARD, Charlts, Earl of Nottingham, ap-
pointed one of the Parliament's Commif-
fioners to refide with the Army. — — 15
His Letter, concerning an Engagement entered
into by the Army. — : 15
_ _■■_■ . concerning their Intentions of coming
up to Londtit. — ; — ■
<——— giving an Account of their March to
St. Aiban*, and their Reafons for fi> doing.
,-■—,, ■ ———.. ,. of the Commif-
fioners Proceedings with Sir Thomas Fair-
fax, purWnf to their Order.
vith Copies of two Petit!
, from
the Counties of Hertfcrd and Bud.
Sir Thomas Fa!rf,X. —
— -- further Account of the Motions of the
Army. ,
Appointed one of the Parliament's Commimon-
ers to go into Scotland, in Older to prcferve
Peace there. —
HOWARD, Jama, Marl of SuffilJt, impeached
by the Commons of High Treafon. —
Difchargcd from Reftraint, and r eft o red to his
Seat in Parliament again.
HUDSON, Rev. Dr. accompanies the King from
Oxford to the Scots Army before Newark.
Demanded by the Commons to be delivered up.
Makes his Efcape. ■ -—
Retaken by the Scots, and committed to Custo-
dy at Newca/iU. — —
HUDSON, Col. raifes an Army of Royalifta
Favour of the King. — —
His Defeat by the Parliament's Forces, Account of
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Magazine there removed to London. — —
Slate of, in July, 1642. —
HUNGERFOKD, Lord Walter^ condemned and
executed for Buggery. — —
HUNSDON, Lord Henry, created Vifcount Roeb
ford.
HUNSDON, Lord John, appointed Speaker of
the Houfc of Peers. — —
Impeached by the Commons of High Treafon.
Discharged from Reftraint, and reftored to his
Seat in Parliament again. — ■
One of the Peers who rejected an Ordinance of
the Commons for the Trial of King Charles
the Firft.
HUNT, Roger, Efy; elected Speaker for the Com-
mons in 1433. ■ — — -
HUNTINGTON, Major in Gen. CromweWs Re-
giment, refigns his Poll, in the Army. —
Exhibits to the Peers a Charge of High TreaJbn
againft Gen. Cromwell. — . —
His Endeavours to prefent it to the Houfc of
Commons fruftrated, and how. — —
— Narrative thereof, by Way of Appeal to
the People. - ■ ■ ■ ■
HURST-CASTLE, its bad Situation, Account
HUSBANDRY, Debate thereon by the Com-
mons. ' — — — —
HYDE, Bernard, his Depofition againft the 1
Lord-Treafurer Middle/ex for Bribery. J
HYDE, Sir Nicholas, Lord Chief 'Juftice of the
King's Bench, his Speech to the Lords,
touching his Conduct in the Proceedings
againft the Gentlemen imprifoned for re-
futing the Loan. — ■ ■ 1
His Anfwer to the Commons, concerning the
Proceedings at Newgate againft the Jefuits.
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King's Bench, his Opinion in the Cafe of
Sir John Elliot* Mr. Hollos, and Mr. VaUn-
' line, Members of the Houfe of Commons.
HYPE, Edward, Earl of Clarendon, his Obferva-
tions on the D involution of the Parliament
in 1628. —
His Obfervations on the Diflblution of the Par-
* , liamcnt in 1640. — .
■■■■ on a Meeting of the Peers in
Council at Tori. ■ . — —
— Account of Barton, Bajlwid, and Prynne,
thrre notorious Delinquents. - ■
— Speech againft. the High Com miffion- Court
at Tori. .
—- Account of theinfolent Behaviour of the Ci-
tizens of London to the Lords and Parlia-
ment-Men, in the Affair of Lord Strafford.
~,M of [he Arguments made ufe of for
perfuading the King to pafs the Bill of At-
tainder againft him. — —
■ ■ of a,Debate in the Houfe of Com-
mons, upon a Bill for abolithing Bifhops
and other Dignit.
ting Epifcopacy.
upon a Bit! for extirpa-
- concerning the Colonel:
jfjhburnham and Pollard.
— »- Abflract of a Debate on the Commons' Re-
monftrance of the State of the Nation. —
— t Account of the violent Proceedings of the
Mob againft Bifbops. — — —
1 6*f the Indifcretion of fuch of them
who figned a Protcftarion againft the Legs
lity ofPailiamentary Proceedings.
— — ■ of the principal Promciter of this ill-
timed Affair.
— of the Behaviour of Lord Geirgt
Dighy, on the Charge of High Treafo
againft Lord Kimbohsn. — -
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of the extreme Poverty of the King and
Queen. " — — __
His Account of the King's ill-timed Refentment
againft the Earl of Effix.
- of the Rcafone which induced the
prevailing Party in the Houfe of Peers to
vote againft the King's going to Ireland.
■ ■ ' of a Petition from the County of
Kent, brought to London. — —
— Narrative of Lord-Keeper Littleton's lea-
ving the Parliament, and going to the King
atfhrt. —
— Account of the Parliament's S uccefs in
fmg Forces, in order to levy War againft
the King. —
■ of the Unfteadinefs of the Peers at
Tart. — —
■ ■ ■ of Lord Paget'* deferting the Par-
liament, and joining the King. —
— Obfervation upon forne Votes of Parliament,
for raiftng an Army, &c. —
— Account of what paffed on the Earl of Hol-
land's prefenting a Petition from the Parlia-
ment to the King at Beverley. —
of the King's Anfwer to this Peti-
of the Earl of Holland's Difpofition
to the Earl of Effix, and to the King. —
- of the King's Standard erected at
Nottingham. —
— of the King's Reafons for fending a
MefTage of Peace to the Parliament on this
Occaiion. — — —
- ■ of the Queen's landing at Brid-
lington, and the Danger the was in from the
Parliament's Ships. — —
— of the Proceedings of the King'
and Parliament's Com mifii oners on the
Treaty at Oxford for Peace.
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of the Peen* Propofitions for Peace; the
Debate thereon by the Commons; and the
feditious Practices in London to prevent an
Accommodation. — 12 263**266
His Account of the Manner of the Parli ament'r
taking the Scots Solemn League and Cove-
nant. — — 12 403, 4
— 1 of the Reafons why the Earl of
Holland deferred the King at Oxford, and
returned to the Parliament. — —12 436, 7
— of the Death of Mr. Pynmt. — 12 462
- of the Parliament's Faft, for Suc>
ceft of a Bill called The Sdf-denylng Ordi
nance, and of the Doctrine of their Preach
ets on that Occafton. — —
of the Earl of fParwuk'i Cruelty to
Jrijb Seamen. ■
-of General CremuitlTs artful Ma-
nagement in keeping his Command in the
Army, notwithftanding the Self-denying
Ordinance. — — —
m— Vindication of the King againft a Charge
of favouring the Irijh Rebels. —
— Sentiments upon the Charge againft the Scoti
of felling the King. — ■
— Account of the diuembling Behaviour of Ge-
neral Creiriwtli in the Houfe of Commons,
with relation to the mutinous Proceedings
of the Army.
w— Remark on the Army's fending a Party of
Horfe to Holitnby, and their carrying away
the King from thence. — •
— on the Power and Authority of the
— Account of the Conduct of the Army to-
wards the King in 1647,
— Remark on the Commons' Declaration
againft making any further Addrcis to the
King.
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of a Dcfign to murder the King in the IJU
„f Wight. .
Hii Narrative of tome Circumftances which paf-
fed between the King and the Parliament'!
Commiffioncrs, previous to a Treaty. —
— Account of the principal Purchafers of the
Pi&uies, Jewels, He. belonging to King
Charles I. — —
- of the Murder of Dr. Dtrijlam>
Agent for the Commons, at the Hague.
— Character of CromweWt firft Parliament ii
.653. — —
— Chaige agaioft them. — —
Made Lord-Chancellor. —
His Speech. to the Parliament, in 1660, on the
King's Affcnt to fome Bills, AbitraA of. -
1 — on their
Adjournment. — ■
Created a Baron. — — —
His Speech to both Houfes, at their DuTolution
in,66o. — —
JACOB, Sir John, expelled the Houfe of Com-
mons for being a Monopolist. — —
JACOB, Abraham, his Depofition againft the \
Lord-Treafurer Middle/ex for Bribery. J
JAMAICA, by whom made a Fief to the Crown
of Great J Britain. — —
JAMES, King of Scotland, his long Captivity in
England. — — —
His Rcleafement. — — ■
— Marriage with Jane, Daughter to John
Beaufort, Duke of Somerfet.
— Homage to King Henry VI. — —
— Oath on that Occafion, — '• . ■
— Ingratitude to the Englijb Nation. . —
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glijb Crown on the Death of Queen Eli-
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JAMES I. King of England, his Title.
' Proclaimed with the ufual Ceremonies. — —
Makes his Progrefs to London, and crowned
Anno 1603. — —
Hia Proclamation. — — — —
Calls a Parliament to Wtjlmwfltr in 1603. —
His Speech to both Houfes. — — —
—- Interpolation in the Cafe of Sir Francis Good
— Propofals for an Union between England
and Scotland. — — —
— - Letter to the Commons on this Affair. —
Obtains a Subfidy of Tonnage and Poundage.
His Letter to the Commons, to prevent any far-
ther Supply this Seflion. — —
Prorogues the Parliament from July, 1604, to
February next following. — —
His Royal Stile altered by Proclamation. —
— Orders, concerning Scots Coins. — —
— — — ■ concerning the Arms of England
and Scotland. — — — —
Makes Peace with Spain. —
Meets his Parliament at Wtftminfitr, Nov. 1605.
His Speech to both Houfes, touching the Gun-
powder Plot. — — — ' —
— Expences on coming to England, forne Ac-
count of. — — — —
— Menage to the Lords, concerning Abufcs
with regard to Excommunication. — —
— Debts, Amount of, Anna j6o6. — —
— remarkable Expreflion, concerning theHoufe
of Commons. — — — —
Obtains, after much Delay, the Grant of a Sub-
fidy. -----
His Anfwer to the Speaker's Speech, on prcfent-
ing the Money Bills. ■ — — —
Prorogues the Parliament to Novtmbir, 1606.
His Bounty to IVilUam Parier^ f,ord Manteaglt,
for difcovering tlie Powder Plot.
Meets his Parliament according to the laft Pro-
rogation. —
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ing this Seifion, in Favour of the Union. 5 157 te 163
— further Speech to ha ft en this Bufinels. — 5 181 to 207
Adjourns the Parliament to April, 1607. — 5 207
Meets his Parliament purfuant to Adjournment. 5 207
His Speech on the Union, to clear up fome
Points which had been mifreprefented. —
— urgent Occaiions for a Supply. ■
— Interpofition, in Favour of Dr. Cawel. — 5 225 ■
— Anfwci to a Requeft of the Commons, rela-
ting to Tenures, £jfV. ■ 5 226, 7
Offered a yearly Annuity of 100,000/. in lieu of
■ Wards, Tenures, &c. 5 228
His Anfwer, and Demand. — 5 229, 3a
Puts the Laws in Execution againil Popifli Re-
cufants. - 5
Creates his Son Henry Prince of Waltt. — 5
Summons the Peers to attend this Ceremony in
their Robes. — — ■ — 5 235, 6
Caufes the Oath of Allegiance to be adminifter'd
both to Clergy and Laity. 5 237
Obliges Women to take the fame Oath. — 5 237
His Anfwer to fomc Points propofed by the Com-
mons, concerning Tenures. — — ■ 5 238, 9
— Aniwers to fundry Grievances complain'd of. 5 240,
Obtains a Supply from the Clergy and Laity. - 5 242, 245
His Letter to the Peers, impowering them to ac-
cept of 200,000 /. yearly from the Com-
mons, in lieu of Tenures. — — ■■■
— Anfwer to fome other Grievances com-
plained of. 5 245*0252
Difiblves the Parliament by Commiffion. — 5 267
His Proclamation, declaring the Reafons of this
DtiTolution. —
Claims an Aid of his Subjects, for the Marriage
of bis Daughter Elizabeth to Prince Fre-
derick, Elector Palatini.
Makes Robert Carr, Earl of Somtrfet, his chief
Favourite and Counsellor. ■ 5 27 1
Inflitutes the Order of Baronets. — — 5 271
Raifes Money by other Ways, without the Aid
of Parliament. . 5 271,
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Lottery in England. — ■ ■ -
Calls a Parliament to IPtJiminfttr, Anno 1614.
His Speech at- opening this Seffion. ■
further Speech on this Occafion.
— threatening Menage to the Commons. —
Duappointed of a Supply, and diflblves the Par-
liament. —
Exacts Money from the Citizens of London. —
Gives up the Cautionary Towns to theDuicb.
Difcharges the Earl of Somerfet from his Service,
and makes Gorge VHUtrs, £fq; his Fa-
vourite. — — — — — -
Labours to brine about a Match between the
Prince of tVelet and a Daughter of the
■King of Spam. 1 —
Forms a Resolution to.Tecover the Palatinate. -
Calls a Parliament to Wtfhninjltr, in 1620, for
this Purpofe. — _—
His Proclamation for electing proper Members
to fit in the Houfe of Commons. —
— — Speech at opening this Seffion.
Grants a Commiflion to Sir Jamtt Ley, to exe-
cute the Office of Lord -Chancellor. ■ —
Obtains a Subfidy from the Commons.
His kind Meflage to them on this Occafion. —
— Menage, concerning the Accufation of Lord
Bacon. — — -
Obtains a Grant of two Subfidies more from the
Commons, and three from the Clergy. -
His Speech to the Lords, concerning the Abufe
of divers Patents. -■
Receives the Thanks of the whole Houfe. —
His Anfwer. — — • ■
— Addition to the Sentence pronounced by the
Lords againft Sir Gilts Momprffon. —
— further Speech to the Lords this Seffion. —
Appoints Sir Tea. Coventry b\s Attorney -General.
Takes the Great Seal from Lord Bacon. — • —
His Meffage to the Lords, concerning Sir Henry
Ytlvrrton. — —
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Chancellor Bacon, Form of. — —
Determines to adjourn the Parliament. ■—
His Reafons for it. .— ■ ■
Provoked at the Commons, for their Intention to
divert the Adjournment. — — —
His Commands on this Occafion. — —
— ■ Speech to the Lords, about adjourning the
Parliament. — ■—■■--
Prolongs their Sitting. — — ■ ■
PromiJes to redrefs the Grievances of his Subjects.
Adjourns the Parliament to November, 1621. —
Receives from the Commons a written Declara-
tion of their Readinefs to affile him in the
Recovery of the Palatinate. -
Puts out a Proclamation for Redrefs of Grievances
Creates Thomas Lord Darey Vifcount Colcbifltr.
——^-H*HTjLoidHuMfd6ntVikQantlte{bferd.
■ Fuli Grevile, Lord Brook. —
1 ■' — Edward Montagu, Baron Montagu, of
Btughton. • — ■
Lionel Cranfield, Baron Cranfitld.
Appoints John Williams, Bilhop of Lineal)
Lord-Keeper of the Great Seal. —
Iodifbofed, and not able to meet the Parliament
purfuant to Adjournment. — —
His Commands to the Lord-Keeper on this Oc-
Apprized of a Remonftrance from the Commons
againft Popery, and the Marriage of Prince
Charles with the Infanta of Spain. —
His Letter to Sir The. Richard/on, their Speaker,
to forbid the lending it. — ■
— Anfwer to a iccond Remonftrance on thefe
Points.
Advifed by the Lord-Keeper to mitigate the
Harumefa of his Anfwer.
Grants his Pardon to Sir John Benntt.
Diffolves the Parliament. —
Informed of an extraordinary P rot citation of the
Commons, entered in their Journal Book;
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JAMES I. King b/ England, fends for the Com
mona Journal Hook, and ftrifces out their
Proteftation. — — —
His Memorial on this Occafion. '— —
— Reafons for diflbtvihg the Parliament. —
— — Difpofaloffomeof themoftrefraiftaryMem-
■bers of the Houfe of Commons. ' - —
Endeavours to raife Money by a Benevolence. -
Puilifhes a Proclamation concerning Grievances,
Permits Prince Cbarltt to go into Spats, to fol-
licit a Marriage with the Infanta.
Difcovers much Fraud in the Court of Sp.
latinp to this Affair. —
Calls the Prince home, and difappoints the Lady,
Summons a Parliament to Wejlminfter in Febru-
ary, 1623. - -■ —
His Speech to both Houfes. — —
Letter to the Earl of Sri/lot, concerning the
Spaitijh Match and. the Palatinatr.
fecond Letter to the Earl about this Bufmefs.
Anfwer to an Addrefs of the Lords and
Commons, touching thefe Points. —
— — Debts, fome Account of, laid before the
Commons. , ■
— - Anfwer to a Remonftrance of the Parlia-
ment againft the two Treaties with Spain.
■ — to a Memorial from both Houfes, in
Jultification of the Duke of Buckingham. -
Breaks off the Treaties with Spain, :
His Declaration to thta Purpofe. — —
— Letter to Secretary Conway, relating to a Pe-
tition of the Commons agarnft Recufants
— Anfwer to a Petition of Parliament againft
Summons the Houfe of Peers to JPhhthaH. —
His Speech to them, on account of the Trial of
Lord-Treafurer Cranjitld. ■ ■ ■ ■
Sollicited by theCommorrs to prolong this Seflion,
Confents to their Requeft. ■
Obtains an Aid from the Commons. —
— — — another from the Clergy. - ■■
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JAMES I. King of England, permits the Parlia-
ment to appoint Treasurers for difpofing of
the Money raifed by the Subfidy-Bill.
His Speech at the Clofe of this Seffion.
— Caution to the Commons againft their next
Meeting. ■ • ■ ■■ ■ —
Prorogues the Parliament. ■ —
His Death and Character. —
JAMES IV. King of Scotland, his Invafion of »-
gianli'm 1513.
Defeat and Death in Northumberland, Account of.
JAMES, Dr. his Speech on a Bill againft Pluralities
of Benefices. — — —
JAQUES, Sir Roger, Alderman of York, diafran-
chifed, by an Ordinance of Parliament, for
his Loyalty to King Charles I. — —
JENKINS, Rev. Mr. how punifh'd by the Com-
mons for refuting to obferveaFaft-Day.
Praiecuted a-frefh, for holding Correfpondence
with Prince Charles. ■ ■- — —
His Petition to the Commons on that Occafion.
— Difcharge thereupon, Account of.
JEPHSON, Mr. his Narrative, concerning the
Irijb Rebels. —
JERMYN, Henry, Efq\ fufpetted of joining in a
Cortfpiracy againft the Parliament. —
Proclamation ifTued againft him by the Peers dh
that Account. __ , .,. , ,
Voted by the Commons guilty of High Treafon.
JERMYN, Mr. Serjeant, appointed, by the Par-
liament, one of the Juftices of die Court of
King's Bench. — — ■■
JERSEY, IJle of, furrendered to the Houfe of
Commons. ■ ' —
JESUITS, their Chara Aer and mifchicvous Em-
ployment in England.
Expelled the Nation by an A£t of Parliament.
Further Proceedings of Parliament againft them,
Ann* 1604.
Obliged to depart the Kingdom by a certain Day.
Petition againft them by the Lords and Commons
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Their mifchievous Practices in England, from
1640 to December 1648, Narrative of. -
JEWS, their exceflive Ufury retrained by Parlia-
ment. ■ - ■— —
How diftinguifhed in Drefa on that Occafion. -
Their Banilhment from England. — —
— — Number, Amount of. ^^— ■■-
Propofals to the Protestor Cromwell for
Leave to fettle in his Dominions. —
IMAGES, when removed out of Churches. —
IMMORALITY, in the Officers under Sir The.
Fairfax, how prohibited by the Commons.
IMPROPRIATIONS if Bi/bept, Deant and
Chapters, how applied by the Commons,
and by CremwelFs firft Parliament. —
INAUGURATION of General CrnmoeU to 1
the Protectorate, Form and Manner >
of. i
INCEST, how punilh'd by the Commons in 1650.
INDEMNITY, Bill of, pafied by the Parliament
In 1659. ■ -■■ ■
How limited, with regard to Pcrfons claiming
Benefit by it. ■ ■ ■ ■■
Debate thereon by the Commons at the Con-
vention Parliament. ■ ■
Speech concerning it, by the Earl of Brifttl, -
Further Debate concerning it. (
Conclufion of, by both Houfes. — —
INDENTURE, Firm of, between the Sheriff,
He. and the Electors, by Order of the
Protector, for calling his fccond Parliament
INDEPENDENTS, their Number in the Houfc
of Commons increafed, and how. ■
Their artful Contrivances to eftablifh a Majority,
Account of.
■ Mai- treatment of the Scats Comminian-
ers, Inftances of. — -
Influence the Army againft the Parliament. —
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INDEPENDENTS, their Projcfl to obftruft the
Treaty with the King in the 1JU of flight.
INDULGENCE, granted by Pope Urban VI.
Form of. . . , ,
INFORMATION, Form of, againfl fome refrac-
tory Members of the Houfe of Commons.
h the King's Bench, Form of. —
From Nottingham, concerning a Treaty between
the King and Gen. Leven. —
Frm Oxford, to the fame Purpofe. —
INFORMATIONS, concerning a high Quarrel
between the Mayor of Extltr and the Sol-
diery there, — .. .
INGLEFIED, Tbomeu, Efc elected Speaker to
the Commons in 1509. — ■ -■ -.
Knighted by King Henry VIII. —
Hii Speech to the King, on prefeoting a Bill for
a Subfidy. — ___-
INGOLDSBY, Col. his Regiment's Petition to
Lord Fairfax, for Juftice upon the King
and his Party. ■ ■ - ,
How rewarded for his Services to the Common-
wealth. ■ ■■
His Expedition againfl; Gen. Lambert, and Sue-
eels therein. -— ■ _____
How complimented by the Houfe' of Commons
on that Occafion. .. . —
INGRAM, Sir Arthur, his Depofition in Favour
of the Lord Treafurer MiMUfex, at his
Trial for Bribery. — ■
INSOLVENT DEBTORS, their Petition to
CromvaelH firft Parliament, againft Extor-
tion and creel Ufage practlfed in Prifons. ,
How relieved. ■ -
INSTRUCTIONS, firm the Diaries printed in
1645, for electing Members for the Houfe
of Commons, Particulars of. — —
INSURRECTION, in London, in Favour of King
Charles I. Account of. — •
it Bury, in Siefoli, in Favour of King Charltt I.
Narrative of. - ■— - . . .
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lNSURK.£CTl01S,inHitntingdonaHdCambridge-
jfe/r«, Narrative of. — — —
At Chtfltty in Favour of King CbarUt II. —
INTELLIGENCE from Inland, concerning the
Marquis of Ormomd, and the Motions of
the Rebels there. — —
INTEREST if Monty, bow lowered by the Houfe
of Commons in 1651. — ■■■■ ■
JOAN of Navarre, %uun, Conftrt to King Hen-
ry IV, her. Attendance allowed by the King.
Her Annuity, in Confederation of her Dower. •
Accufcd of confptring the Death of King Hen-
ry Y. -
Her Lands, He. fciwd to the King's Ufe. —
~ — Belforation thereto, and by whom. —
St. JOHN of JerufaUm% Order of, whence derived.
When fupprefled. — —
JOHN, King, his Acceffion to the Throne.
Calls an Aflembly of the Eftates to Lincoln in
1200. ■ ■ ' ■
4 Summons William King of Scotland to appear
there, and do Homage- to him for that
Kingdom. -— — .
Receives the Homage of the Riots King on a
Hill near Lincoln. •• ■
Calls a Meeting of the Peers to Oxford in 1204.
Obtains a Grant of two Marks and a Half of
every Knight's Fee. — —
Quarrels with his Barons. - ■— —
Calls another Convention of the Eftates to Lon-
don in 1213. ' —
Defired by the Barons to confirm the Charter
which Kjng Henry I, granted- .
Diflblvea the Convention without giving an An-
Goes to War with them. - —
Defeated by the Barons. — —
Deferred by his Friends. . —
His kind Meflage to the Lord;. ■■■ ■
Deli res a Meeting at Runingmedt for that Purpofe
His Attendants on that Occafion, Lilt of. -r-
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JOHN, King, Grants, at Runingaede, the Great
Charter of England, call'd Magna Cbtirta.
Grants them, at the fame Time, another Char-
ter, call'd Cbatta dt Fenjia.
Repents of having convey 'd thefe Charters to his
Subjects. — ■ - — —
His Endeavours to Repeal them.
His Death, and State of the Nation at that
Time, Account of. —
JOHN, Brother to King Richard I. his Attempt
to difpoflefs the King of his Crown.
Judgment demanded againft him on that Account
Summoned to give in his Anfwer by a limited
Time. — ■
Refutes to appear. — -
His Sentence. .
JOHN, Duke of Normandy, futceeda bis Father
Philip as King df France - —
Breaks the Ttuce made with King Edward Ml.
His great Defeat at Pointers by Prince Edward.
Taken Prifoner there, and brought to London,
Concludes a Peace with England. —
His Releafement thereupon. ■ ■■
— - Manner of fwcaring to the'Obfervance of
the Peace. — ■- — - —
— - Breach thereof, and Succefs in Gafcoigny, &e,
JOHNSTON, So- Archibald, one of the Scott
. Commiffioners appointed to treat with the
EngHJh about managing the Affairs of both
Nations. —
Made a Lord of SefSon. — ■
His Title. — —
— Declaration, concerning a Plot againft the
Englifflt Parliament. —
JONES, Mr. Juftiee of the King's Bench, his
Speech to the Lords, touching bis Conduct
in the Proceedings againft the Gentlemen
impriibned for refufing the Loan. ■ ■
His Anfwer to the Commons, concerning the
Proceedings againft fome Jefuits. —
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JONES,. Mr. Jufihi, tf tit King's Bench, his
Opinion, in the Cafe of Sir Jebn Elliot,
Mr. Holies, and Mr. Valentine, Members
of the Houfe of Commons.
His Sentence agamft them and their Aflbciates.
JONES, Col. Philip, his Account of the State of
the Rebels in Inland, Anno 1647, and of
the bad Condition of (he Parliament's
Army there. — — • . ■
His Letter to the Peers, touching the State of
Ireland. — — ■
— — — concerning the Marquis of OrmeniTs
Arrival' there, to make Peace with the
Rebels.
Letter of Intelligence to him, as to their Motions,
Obtains a Victory over the Marquis of Ormond's
Forces. -■ ■ -—■■ —
His Account thereof. ■
How rewarded by the Commons on thatOccafion
Appointed one of the Protestor's Council. —
— ■ — -1. . one of the Committee to receive his
Scruples as to his being King. — —
His Arguments to induce an Acceptance of that
Title. ~r-
JONES, John, Efy; appointed one of the Com- "
miffioners to fettle the Civil Affairs in |
Ireland.
JOURNALS of the Houfe of Lords, for the firft
five Days of their fitting at Wefiminfia '
1660. —
JOYCE, Cornet, furrounds Hddenty Houfe with a
Party of Horfe from the Army. —
His Reafons for fo doing. ■ ■■ - —
Carries away the King from thence. — —
His Services to the Commonwealth, how re-
warded. » 1 1 — —
IPSLEY, Sir J^hn, his Requeft to the Commons,
■ concerning a Complaint agamft him. —
How anfwered. — - ■
IPSWICH, the Staple held there, Ann* 1365. -
IRELAND, Rebellion there. —
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IRELAND, extraordinary Vote of the Peers for] 1
hs Relief. — — 10 no
State of, in 1642. —12 80/086
Natives of, Order of Parliament againfi them. 15 ] 4
Propofals for its Relief in 1647, — — 16 186, 7
flow relieved at that Time by the Parliament. 17 42, 3
State of, in Jfril, 1648. — 17 122, 3
■ Jmo 1649. — i 19 235
Rebels there, how reduced by the Englijh Forces. 19 484
State of, in Auguft, 1651. 20 32, 3
Reprefentatives of that Nation allowed to lit in
the Englijb Parliament, Number of. — 20 121
Commotions there, in 1659, fome Account of,
and how occafioned. — ■ ■
IRELAND, Parliament ef, their Remonftrance to
the Commons concerning Grievances,
IRETON, General, his great Influence on the Ar-
my, Account of. — ■ 15
His Speech in the Houfe of Commons, on a De-
bate concerning the King's Anfwer to the
Parliament's new Proportions of Peace. - 16 492
— Regiment's Petition to Lord Fairfax^ for
Juftice upon the King and his Party. — 18 77,
Appointed next in Command under his Father-
in- Law, CroTWitU, in an Expedition againft
the Rebels in Inland. — — — 19
... Prefidcnt of the Province of Munfter, 19
■ Deputy -Lieutenant of Ireland. — 19
His Services, how rewarded by the Parliament.
— remarkable Saying on that Occafion. —
— Conqueft of Limerick. — - ■
— Death.
IRISH ARMY, their Remonftrance to the Eng-
Mb Parliament, concerning the Payment of
their Arrears, &c. — ■■■ 16
Their Relief, how provided for. — — 16
ISABEL, Queen, Canfort of King Edward \\. her
Endeavours to accommodate the Differ'
ences between the King and his Barons.
Her Progrefs to Canterbury. —
How affronted in her Journey by the Governor
of Lidet Caftle.
36q I N D E X to the
Vat. Page.
ISABEL, JgfUM, Confmrf King Edward II. her
Complaint to the King, on Occafion of the
Affront given her by the Governor of Ltdu
CaftJe. j
Goes into France, 2nd takes Prince Edward with
Her Unwillingncfs to return. — ■■ i
— Excufe for it to the King. — — — )
Joins in a League with the difcontented Lords
againft the De/penfirs.
Her Scheme to dethrone the King. — '—
— Army raifed for that Purpofe. — . —
Lands at Harwich. — —
How encouraged in her Attempt. — —
Her Succefs therein. — ■■■— —
— Writ for fummoning a Parliament to Weft-
min/ler. Tenor ofT — ■ ■
— ~ feigned Concern about the Dcpofition of the
King. :
«—- Connivance at his inhuman Treatment and
Murder. • •■
— Expedition againft the Setts. — —
— fcandalous Peace with them, Articles of.
—- implacable Malice to the late King's Ad-
herents, Inftanceof. — — ■ —
— mifchievous Practices dlfcovered to King
Edward III.
— Conduit complained of to the Parliament. -
Deprived of tier Authority at Court. — —
Her Confinement, Account of. — —
— annual Allowance by the Parliament. —
ISLIPPE, Simon, Archbijhep of Canterbury, his Em-
bafly to the King of France, touching a
Treaty of Peace. ——
His Manner of fwearing to the Obfcrvance
thereof. ' —
JUBILEE kept by King EdwardWl. Anna 1362.
JUDGES, Lift of, fined for Extortion.
Lift of, fummon d to Nottingham by King Rich-
ard XI. in 1387. —
Their Trial and Sentence, on account of figning
the Resolutions there. —
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Vol. Page.
JUDGES, their Banifliment to Ireland.
Lift of, fummon'd to Parliament by King Rich-
ard l\l. Anno 1^4. —
Lift of, fummon'd to Parliament at the firft Set'
fion, Temp. Henry VII. i+86. —
. Henry VIII. 15C9.
Their Opinions on fome Paints of Judicature ir
a Suhfidy-Bill, Anno 1624.
Required by the Lords to give their Opinions
.concerning the, Karl of Bri/lal's Cafe.
Their Anfwer. " — —
— — Report of the Charge againft the Duke of
Buckingham. - —
Required by the Lords to give an Account of
their Proceedings againft fome Gentlemen
imprifoned For refuting a Loan to King
Charles I. — ■■■
Summoned, by the King's Order, to refolve
fome Queftions propofed concerning them.
Their Anfwers. — — —
Sent for to Hampton, to advife with the King
about thefe Gentlemen.
Their Anfwer. ■■ — —
. to a Motion in Court for hailing
■ Opinions, touching Sureties for their good
Behaviour.
- in the Cafe of Sir John Elliot*
Mr. Holies, and Mr. Valentine. —
Sentence againft them. — ■
— Opinions, concerning Ship- Money, deem-
ed unlawful by the Commons. —
Lift of, accus'd by the Commons of high Crimes.
Speech againft chem, by a Member of that Houfe.
Their Patents altered, and how.
— — Opinion, concerning the Attainder of Lord
Strafford. — — -- —
Lift of, impeach'd for their Behaviour in the Cafe
of Ship -Money. — — —
Their Anfwer, relating to Tumults about the
Parliament- Houfe. — —
1 j 437
2 '380
403
3 3
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7
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356 t»3S9
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424
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JUDGES, prohibited from going their Circuits for
the Lent Affixes in 1642. —
Their Opinion in the Cafe of Ship-Money.
Lift of, who figiicd it. —
How inftru&etfby the Commons at going their
Summer Circuits in 1646. '
Appointed by the Parliament in 1648, Lift of.
Lift of, who refufed to accept of new Commif-
fions from the Houfe of Commons on the
King's Death. — — .
■ who accepted thereof. — —
- appointed by General Cromwell on his
Entrance to the Protectorate.
■ ■ — by the Parliament for the Di-
ftri£ts in Wales. — — —
■ who fat when the pretended Court of
Juftice gave Sentence of Death on King
Charles f. —
JULIERS, .Mn-fKiV of, created Earl of Cambridge.
His Pennon on that Account. — —
JULIUS II. Pope, quarrels with Lewis XII. King
of France. — —
Obliges him to a Reconciliation.
His Authority attack'd by Martin Luthtr,
Bcftows the Title of Fidei Dtftnftr on King
Henry VIII. and the Occafion thereof. -
JULIUS III. Pope, reftored to his Authority in
England, . ■
His Joy on that Occafion,
Confirms the Purchafe of Abbey and Chauntry
Lands. — — —
JUS DIVINUM, of Church-Government, Que-
ftions concerning it. -— — ■■ ■
JUSTICES of the PEACE, when firft appointed.
and by whom. ■ ■ ■■ ■
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JUTICES of the PEACE for tht North- Riding of
Yorkjhirt, their Order of Seifions, in Con-
fequence of a Complaint of the Inhabitant)
of Cleveland againft the Scuts Army. —
JUSTICIARIES, by whom firft appointed, and
how regulated. — — — —
JUXON, fVHiiam, Bi/hop »f London, hi) Ad-
vice to King Cbarlts I. about palling the
Bill of Attainder againft the Eatl of Straf-
ford, ■ - . . .
Refigns his Office of Lord-High-Treafurer. —
Hit Depofition at the Trial of the Twelve im-
peached Biftiops. ' —
Permitted to attend the King in his laft Troubles.
KEEBLE, Mr. Serjtant, appointed one of the
Commiffioners of the new Great Seal, or-
dered by the Commons in 1648. — —
KELE, milium, Chaplain to King Henry III. his
Speech to the Convocation in 1237,
cerning a Supply for the King. —
How received. ■ —
KEMPE, John, Bijhtp of London, refigns his Of-
fice of Chancellor of the Duchy of Nor~
mandy. -
Made Chancellor of England, Anno 14.26.
-■■— Arclibifbop of York. —
His Speech on opening thcScffion of Parliament
in 1428. —
- in 1429.
Again made Chancellor, and a Cardinal.
His Sentence for banifhing William dt la Po/rs
Duke of Sufolk. — -
— - Speech on opening the Seffion of Parliament
KENELWORTH, a Convention of the Eftates
held (here, in 1266. —
KENT, County ef\ a Rebellion there, headed by
Wat fjUr and fact Straw,
Pagt.
270
289
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172
197
200
200, t
205, 6
254
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KENT, Ctmitty of, an Infurre&ion under the Con-
duct of Jack Cade.
Their Heads for a Petition to be prefentcd to the
Parliament, Account of. — —
— farther Proceedings in this Bufinefs. —
— - two Petitions to the Houfe of Commons,
approving the Proceedings of Parliament.
j great Commotions in Favour of the King,
Anno 1648- ■ ■ ■ — — -—
_ Strength, and Defeat by the Parliament's J
Forces, Account of. )
_— Plan of Action.
j. Engagement. — ■
Seize on the Town of Colchtfltr. — —
Befieged there by Lord Fairfax's Army. —
Their great Diftrefs, with regard to Provifions.
. Petition to CromwelTz fiift Parliament, for
abolishing of Tythes. — — —
KENT, Earljef. See Grey. '
KILHEAD, William, Gsvtrnor of the Scots Gar-
ri/on tn Carlifle, his Letter againft exam-
ine Cefs-Money from thofe Places where
any of the Scots Army were billeted. —
KILKENNY furrendcred to Gen. Cromwell —
KILLIGREW, Sir Henry, his witty Anfwer to
the-Commons, on being follicited to join
in a Subfcription for Money to carry on a
War againft King Charlti I. — —
KING, the Fountain of Honour. — —
His eldeft Son born Duke of Cornwall, and bears
the additional Titles of Prince ot If alts and
■£M\dtChtfttr. *
KING's COLLEGE, in Cambridge, by whom
founded, and when. —
KING'S BENCH, Court of, Records there, or-
dered by the Commons to be fent for, con-
cerning the Proceedings againft fome Mem-
bers ofthe Parliament in 1628. — —
Its Style, how altered by the Commons on the
Death of King Charles I. *— —
KING'S WARDS, Court of, when firft erected.
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KIRBY, Jtbn, made Lord-Treafurer to King
Edward I. ■ — —
His Demand on the Parliament in 1289. —
Method of railing Money for the King. —
KIRK of Scotland, Supported by a Solemn League
and Covenant, m.OppcriUion to the Engli/b
JJftmhlf of% their Anfwer to a Declaration of
the Englijb Parliament, concerning Reli-
gion, with a Propofat for a mutual League
and Covenant between the two Nations.
their Letter to the Parliament of
■ England, preffing the Settlement of Reli-
gion according to the Covenant. — —
KIRTON, , EJp his Speech on fome Pro-
portions of King Charles I. for a Supply. y
His Information againft the Earl of Suffolk. — 7
Speech, on a Menage from the King, not to
meddle with State-Government, or the
Minifters thereof. — — ■■
— on public Grievances. — —
on Grievances, concerning Religion.
■ againft the two Bifhops Montague
and Laud.
— ■" ■ concerning Jffon, Efq; Sheriff
of London. ■ 1 — — ■
■. againft Dr. Ntil, Bifhop of WnebeJIer
on the Anfwer of the Barons of the
- Exchequer, about Tonnage. — —
— againft feizing the Goods of a Par-
liament'Man. ■■■■ r
Impeached of High Treafon. — -— ■
KNEVETT, Sir Thomas, his Difcovery of the
Gunpowder Plot, Account of. — —
KNIGHTS, when firft elected to fern in Parlia-
ment, and at whofe Command. — —
Their Summons, by Royal Authority, in 128a,
Form of. - .^___
. Number for every County fummoned to
Parliament in 1307. — —
KNIGHTS-FEES, amienrNumberof in England.
365
Pagt.
393,4
388/* 39a
17 tt ig
402
451
192, 3. 4
199, 200
260, 1
287
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KNIGHTLEY, Richard, £/q; committed toPri-
fon for refuting a Loan to King Cbarltt '
Releafed on the Catling a new Parliament. -
His Speech again ft the Duke of Buckingham. -
KNIGHTON, Mr. his Account of the fcandaJous
Indecencies prailtifcd by the Collectors of a
Poll Tax in 1380.
Hia Account of a Difference between King Rich-
ard II. and his Parliament. — —
*— Remarks thereon. — —
— - Account of the National Grievance* in 1386,
and Occafion thereof. —
KNIVET, Sir Jthn, made Lord -Chancellor. —
His Speech to the Parliament in 1373, touching
the Caufe of their Summons. — —
— - Command to the Commons thereupon. —
.— Speech to the Parliament in 137ft, Subllanco
KNIVETT, Sir Henry, his Speech on a BUI J
for a Subfidy, Anna 1592- 1
KNOLLES, Sir William, ComptnlUr of %uttn
Elizabeth's Heufield, his Speech on a Bill
for reforting to Church. — —
KNOWLES, Sir Francis, made Vice- Chamber-
lain to Queen Elixebeth. — —
Made Treafurer of the Houfltold, '— —
His pious Motion to the Commons. — —
•— Speech, relating to the Reformation of Ec-
cleftaftical Courts. — — —
T ACHE, Capt. his Information, relating to
■ J great Disturbances at Exeter. — —
LACK-LEARNING-PARLIAMENT, why fo
called. -
LACY, Sir William, flain at the Battle of North-
ampton, Anno 1461. — —
LAMBERT, General, his Anfwer to a Letter
from the Duke of Hamilton, concerning
the March of an Army of the Scots into
England, in Favour of Prince Charles, —
P*.
iHze^y GOOgk
Parliamentary Hifiory of England. 367
Vol V
LAMBERT, Central, takes Pontefracl Caftle. - 19 90
How rewarded on that Occafion. 19 rjr.
His two Letters, giving an Account of the State
of the Armies in Scotland, — 19 480,
— Letter, concerning the March of the Scots
Army into England, Anno 165I. 19 502, 3
— Service! to the Commonwealth, how re-
warded. ■-
Appointed one of the Commiffioncrs for the Go-
vernment of Scotland. 20 83
one of the Proteelor's Council. 20 2+7
His Speech to the Parliament, on prefimting a
Petition from the 'Army. — 21 399
How anfwered by the Speaker. . — — 21 400
His Vi&ory over fomc Forces beaded by Sir
George Booth, in Favour of the King. — 21 443
— two Letters on that Occafion. ■ 21 443rt445
How complimented on his Succefs. — — 21 446
Difcharged from all Military Employment. — 21 469
His Relcntment againft the Parliament on that
Account. — — 21 470,
— Aflault upon their Guards, &c. 21 47410476
Appointed, by the Army, one of the Council of
Major-General of the Forces in En-
gland and Scotland, -
■■ 1 one of the Committee for nominating
Officers of the Army. — —
■ Commander of fome Forces in the
North,toreufttheAttemptsofGen.J/M^/. 22 7, 8
His Order for feizing Btrtoi'ti, and Difappoint-
ment therein. - — 22 9
— Arrival at NtwcaftU. — —^22 17
— — ftrange Inactivity there, with Obfervations
thereon.
Difcharge, and Retirement in Difguifc. —
Proceedings againft him by the Parliament. —
His Speech, concerning Security for his good' Be-
haviour. ■ ■■— 22 151/s 133
•— — Commitment to the Tower. — — 22 153
— — Elcape, and Defigns thereupon. — 22 208
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LAMBERT, Gen. excepted out of the Aft of
Indemnity, and in what Manner. 22
LAMBERT, Lord, complained of to the Houfe ;
of Commons. — — — .
His Severity to a Soldier, for refuting to pay to-
wards his Officer's Charges. 1
LAMBETH, an Affembly of the Peers held there, |
Anno 1232- — — ~~ i
LANCASTER, when firft made a County Pala-
LAND-TAX, when firft introduced in England. I
Laid upon the Subjects by the fole Authority of
the Houfe of Commons, Inftance of. — 19
LANE, Captain, his Information, relating to great
Diftutbances at Exeter. • 17 165
Taken Prifoner at the Battle of Worcefler. — 20 68
LANGHAM, Simon, Bijhop of Ely, made Lord-
Chancellor. , I 293
His Speech on opening the Parliament in 1363. 1 29+, 5
concerning the Statute of Apparel. 1 295
.. on opening the Parliament in 1365. 1 296
_____ - 1360. 1 297
Tranflated to the See of Canterbury. 1 297
His farther Speech at the Seffion in 1366. — 1 298
Speech on opening the Parliament in 1368. 1 300
. concerning the Scats Offer of Peace. 1 300, I
Made a Cardinal. 1 31c
His Embaffyfrom the Court of Rome to King
Edwardlli. touching a Peace with France. I 310
LANGHAM, John, Eft; impeach'd by the Com-
mons of High Treafon.
Brought to the Bar of the Houfe of Peers. —
His Behaviour there, and Proceedings againft
him, Account of. —
Difcharged from Profecution. —
Difabled from bearing the Office of Alderman
in the City of London. — ■
LANGDALE, Sir Marmadukt, feizes the Town
of Berwick for King Charles I. - -
LANGLEY, Thomas, Clerk, made Lord-Chan-
cellor. ' —
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Fat.
LANGLEY, Thames* Clert, his Speech on open- 1 I
ing the Parliament in 1406. ■ ■ ■ ' - ?.<
Made Bifhop of Durham. — ..— -I 2
One of the Executors of the lad Will and Tefta- 1
ment of King Henry V. ■ 2 '
His Speech on opening the Parliament in 1417. ' 2;
— 1419-' 2
■ 142 k r 2
■ — Resignation of the beals of his Office. — 2
Accepts them again. ■■ ■ 2
His Speech on opening the Parliament in 1423.: 2
■ — Petition, concerning fome Money lent to |
King Henry V. — — |
One of the Committee appointed to examine the
Charge again ft Htnry Beau/art, Bifhop of
mnchefttr. —
His Petition to the Parliament, concerning the Li-
berties of the County Palatine of Durham.
LANGTON, Stephen, Archbijhoptf Canterbury,
his Interposition in the- Quarrel betwixt
King Jnhn and the Barons. ■ •
Prevails on the King to call a Convention of the
Eftates.
Produces, at the AfTembly, the Charter of Liber-
ties granted by King Htnry f. — —
His Agreement with the Barons, to defend their
Liberties. — ■ ■■ - ■ ■
— Requeft to King Henry III. for a Confirma-
tion of the Charters granted by his Father.
How anfwered by WtUiam Briwere, one of the
King's Counfel. — —
His Reproof of that Gentleman. — —
LANGTON, Walter, Bi/fop of Litchfield and Co-
ventry, one of the Arbitrators between King
Edward I. and his Barons. — —
One of the Committee appointed to anfwer the
Petitions at the Parliament in 1305, con-
cerning Gafcaigny. — — —
Made High Treafurer. ■ — —
His Reprdentation to the King, touching Pierce
Ggve/len, Favourite to Prince Edward. -
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vtHttji one of the Lift of BifJhops fummoned
to the Parliament at Carlifit in IJ07. —
LANGTON, Jobny Bifixp of ChiAtfter, one of
the Committee appointed to govern the
Affairs of King Edward II: — —
One of the Barons' Committee to the King, de-
manding the BanUhment of the two Dt-
LATIMEK, William^ his Complaint to King Ed-
ward III. of Sir John Ltigbt Steward of
the Houfhold.
LATIMER, Lard, impeached by the Commons,
and Occafion thereof. — — —
His Sentence. — • — — — —
How favoured by a fucceeding Parliament. —
LATIMER, John* a CarmtHu Friar, his bold
Charge againft the Duke of, Lancaftir. —
His barbarous Murder, and inhuman Treatment,
Account of. I'
LATIMER, Hugh, Bijhop of W*rc*fltrt one of
. the Committee appointed for Religion. —
Refigns his Bifnoprick, and the Occafion there-
His miferable End. » ■ ■
LAUD, William* Bijhop of Bath and WW/i, his
Account to the Lords, concerning tho
printing Dr. Manwaring'z Sermons. —
Voted by the Commons to be unfound in his
Faith. — —
Made Btfhcip of London. —
Complained of by the Commons. ■■' ■■■■■■
Made Arclibifhop. of Canterbury. ■ ■
Hia Palace aflaulted by Apprentices. — —
Accufcd of High Treafon. — —
Sequeftred from Parliament, and committed.
. His Requeft to the Lords on that Occafion. —
— Petition to them. —
Obtains Leave to take the Air. —
Speech againft Him by Mr. Grimjion.
Charge againft him, exhibited by the Commons.
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Vtl. Potf.
LAUD, William, Bijhtf of Bath and Weill, im-
peached for aflifting to make Tome new Ca
His Petition to the Peers, fetting forth his Di
ftrefs, and praying Relief. . — —
Brought to the Bar of the Houfe of Lords for his
His Anfwer to the Commons' Impeachment
again ft him. —
Refolutions of the Peers concerning him. ■
Bill of Attainder palled againft him by the Par-
liament. ■ ' ■ -■'■'- ■ '■
His Letter to the Speaker of the Houfe of Peers
on that Occafion, with a Tender of the
King's Pardon. —
- ' difregarded by the Peers.
— Petition to them, for the Attendance of his
Chaplains.
■ 1 to the Commons, that he might not
be hanged. ■ ■
Appointed to be beheaded, by an Ordinance of
Parliament. — - ■■-■
His Petition, for the Payment of his Debts out
of his Eftate. — — -
— — Body, how dilpofed of. — —
Lauderdale, Earttf. see Maitlano.
LAW, how defined by Mr. Pymmt. — —
Debate on a Bill for a new Model thereof. —
LAWS, Penal, Debate thereon by the Commons.
LAWRENCE, Henry, Efc appointed Piciuknt
of the Protestor's Council. — —
LAWSON, Rear- Admiral, how rewarded for his
Succels againft the Dutch Fleet in 1653.
LAWSON, , Bfq; appointed Commander
of a Fleet. ■
Efpoufcs Gen. Afanie's Quarrel againff the Army
Settlement upon him by the Parliament, Ac-
count of. ■■ ' ■ ■ ■ -■■
LAWYERS, their being deOed Members of Par-
liament objected to in the Houfe of Com-
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LAWYERS, their being dead Members of Par-
liament objected to in the Houfe of Com-
mons, how defended. — ■■ 19
■ Lift of, made Judges by Cromwell upon his En-
trance to the Protectorate — —
LAYMEN's PARLIAMENT, why fo called.
LAY-PREACHERS, Lift of, Anno 1641. —
Their Reprimand by the Houfe of Commons.
LECTURERS, Order of the Commons for their
Eftablifhment in the Church of England.
LEGGE, Col. difcharged from being Governor of
Oxford. --■ 14
Imprifoncd by the King, and on what Account. 14
LEICESTER, Earl of. See Sidney.
LEICESTER, a Parliament held there in 1414.
■— — ■■ in 1426.
LEICESTER, Reger, one of King Edward the
Firft's Judges, how fined for Extortion.
LEIGH, Sir John, made Steward of the Houfe-
hold to King Edward III. — —
Charge againft him for Mifdemeanors,
Remarks thereon. ■— ■
LEIGHTON, Dr. extraordinary Favour done
him by the Commons, Inltance of ■
LEITH taken by Gen. CrmwiU. — —
LENTHALL, Sir John, Keeper of the Upper
Bench PrifoH, Charge againft. him for Op-
predion and Abufe of his Prifoncrs, Ac-
LENTHALL, ' William, Efq; elected Speaker for
the Commons, at the Parliament in No-
vember, 1640. ■ ■ —
His Speech to the King on this Occafion.
Letter to the Army, to quiet their Difcon-
— Speech to the King, on prefcnting a Bill for
their Relief, &c. — —
for
Tonnage and Poundage.
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LENTHALL,
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Parliamentary Hi/lory of England.
LENTHALL, William, Efq; his Speech to the
King, on prefcnting a Bill for a Poll-Tax.
His Speech to the King, on prefenting a Bill for
the Continuance of Tonnage.
— remarkable Anfwer to the King, touching
fome accufed Members. —
How rewarded by the Commons, and on what
Oc cation. ■ ■
His Speech to fome Gentlemen, on their pre-
fenting a Petition from the Count/ of Kint.
—- Manner of reproving Sir Henry Ludlow for
refleclingon the King. — —
— Letter to Sir Jabn Hotbam, concerning Hull,
and the Magazine there. — —
Appointed Mailer of the Rolls by the Parliament.
Hi» Speech to Sir Htnry Vaughem and Sir Wil-
liam Portmati, taken Prifoners at Naftby.
Appointed one of the Keepers of the Duchy Seal
at Lancet fttr. — — - ,. . ■■
His Speech to Sir Themes Fairfax^ on Account
of his Services done to the Parliament. —
Leaves the Houfe, and goes to the Army.
His Declaration, fetting forth the Reafons there-
Reftored to his Seat by the Army. — —
His Compliance with the Independent Party in
the Houfe of Commons, to obftrufl the
Treaty with the King in the }fit ef Wight.
• — Requeft for an Adjournment, in order there-
— Retreat from that Engagement. — —
— circular Letter, to forward the raiting of a
Land -Tax. — ■■ —
— - Letter, to inforce the fpeedy Collection of a
■ Monthly Afieffment. —
Chofen Speaker to Cromwell's feeond Parliament
-One of the Committee appointed to receive
Cromwell's Scruples as to his being King.
His Arguments to induce an Acceptance of that
Title. ■ —
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LENTHALL, William, Efq; accepts the Office
of Speaker to the Parliament fet on Foot
by the Ajmy aD<^ Republican Party. —
Hts Letter, forfummoning the Members thereof.
- to Gen. Monkc, in Anfwer to one from
that Officer to the Parliament.
Reftored to the Chamberhinihip of Cbtftt
Excepted out of the A£t of Indemnity at the
Re ft oration. - ■ ■ -■
LESLEY, — — -, Earl of Lcvtn, Gtntral tf tbt
Scots Army in England, bis Anfwer to a
Letter of Lord Digby'i, relating to Tome
Propofals for Peace. — —
His Letter to the Coram iflioners of AffctTment in
Yorijbirt, in Anfwer to their Complaints
againft the Scots Forces there, — —
Arrives at Ntwari with the Scvts Army. —
Joins the Engiijb Forces there, and Jays Siege to
that Town. — ■■» —
His Account of taking Mujkam-Ji'idgt- —
— Letter, relating to the King's Perfon. —
■ ■ — to the Parliament, concerning tbcii
Vote for removing the King to Heidenby.
m i' i. i concerning his Motions fur evacua-
ting the Kingdom. —
—— fecond Letter, to the fame Piypofe.
LESLEY, Ladawick, Governor of btrwici, his An-
fwer to a Summons from General Cromwlt,
for delivering that Town into the Poflcf-
fion of the Englijh. .-—
LESLEY, David, Lituttixmt-Gtntral of tbt Seels
Army in England, his Succefs in Htrtford-
Jbire, on Behalf of the Parliament, againft
the King's Forces, Account of. —
How rewarded by the Commons on this Occafion
Marches with his Horfe into Scotland, and on
what Account. ■ — .■■ -
Hit Letter, concerning a Supply of Money, bft.
for the Scots Army before Ntwari, —
— r- Propofals fox their Maintenance there. —
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LESLEY, David, Ueut. Gen. of the Scots Army in
England, his Reply to the Propofals of the
Parliament's Committee, for the Mainte-
nance of the Scats Army before Newark.
His Letter, concerning iomc Complaints againft
* the Scttt Army. ___ - — -
— — Declaration on this Occafion. — —
— Letter to Gen. Cromwell, with a Declaration
concerning the State of the Quarrel between
the Englijh and Scott in 1650. — — 19
Taken Prifooer in his Flight from the Battle of
Wtrcefier. — :
L'ESTRANGE, Roger, Efy-, his Petition to the
Peers , for laving his Life from the Sentence
of a Council of War againft him. ■ —
Reprieve and Puniuunent, Account of. — — -
LETTERS PATENT, Form of, granted to the
Parliament in 1366, by King Richard II.
LEVELLERS, who meant by them.
LEVIT, Mr. his Examination, touching Tobias
Peater'e Charge againft the Scots, for af-
fifting the King in an intended Efeape from
Ntwcaftlt. > • ■ ■■ — —
LEWELLYN, Prim of Walts, fummoned to
Parliament to do Homage to King Edat. I.
His arrogant Anfwer. — - ■ .
Proceedings againft him on that Occanon. —
His untirncly Fate. —
LEWEN, , Ef//; his Speech, on a Motion to
reform Eccieliaftical Courts. ■
LEWES, in Suffix, Battle of, between King
Henry lit. and his Barons, Anna 1264. •
LEWIS XII. King of France, his Quarrel with
Pope7tt¥«tIL —
His Invafion of England. — — —
— great Lofles at home. — —
— Reconciliation with the Pope, and Peace
with England. — — —
— Marriage with Maryt Sifter to Henry VIII.
— Death, Account of.' — — —
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LEWIS XIII. his Succefs at RochelU in 1628. -
His Endeavour;, to compote the Difference be-
tween King Charles I. and his Parliament.
— - Letter to the Privy Council of Scotland. —
— — Proportions to them, againft the March of
their Army into England. . ■■-
LEWIS, Sir IViUtam, one of the Eleven Members
of the Houle of Commons charged by the
Army with Mi (demeanors. ,
Retires into foreign Parts. —
LEX TALIONIS threatened by the Parliament,
and on what Occafion. — ■
LEY, Sir James, appointed to execute the Office
of Chancellor. ■
Made Lord-Treafurer. —
His Account of the Eftate Of King Charles I. in
1625. r- — —
— Addrefs to the Commons for a Supply.
LIBERTIES tfttv HOUSE »f COMMONS.
Debate thereon. —
LIBERTY «/' CONSCIENCE, in Matters of
Religion, allowed by the Commons. —
LICENCE, Thomas, Efy\ taken Prifoner by thePar-
• liament's Forces at the battle of IVorctfttr.
LICENCES by the Archbijhep of Canterbury, De-
bate thereon in the Houfe of Commons. <-
LIEFE, Richard, Efq; his Motion in the Houfe of
Commons, touching a Speech of Lord-
Keeper Egerton's. — ■ —. —
LIEUTENANTS of the fevers! Counties in
England and Wales, Lift of, nominated by
the Commons to command the Militia. —
LILBOURNE, Col, John, Refolutions of the
Commons in Favour of him.
Taken Prifoner by the King's Forces.
Brought to his Trial at Oxford, and convicted of
High Treafon. — —
His Execution prevented, and how.
Proceedings againft him by the Peers, for writing
a Pamphlet againft the Common La<
England, ■ , .
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ULBOURNE, Col. John, Charge againft him;
for afperfmg the Earl of Mtmchtfltr, and
ihc Houfe of Peers. ■■ ■ ■
His Paper, containing a Charge of Gen. Crem-
vttll againft the faid Earl. — —
How vindicated by a printed Pamphlet difperfed
in the City of Ltmden. — —
His Language and Deportment at his Trial, Par-
ticulars of. 15
— Sentence. ■ ■ 15
Speech in his Behalf, by Sir John Majnard. —
Resolutions of the Commons in Favour of him.
Discharged by the Peers from his Fine and Jm-
prifonment. - ■ — —
His Sufferings recompenfed by the Commons,
and in what Manner. — —
Committed to the Tower for writing a Pamphlet
againft the Commonwealth. -
His new Model of Government, Heads of. ■ —
Tried by a fpecial Commiifion at Guildhall, and
acquitted. ■■ — ■
Elected a Common -Council -Man of the City of
London. — — ... ■'-■ —
His Election declared void by the Houfe of Com-
mons. ■ ■ ■ ■ —
Banifhed out of England, and on what Account.
His Return. ■ — —
Committed to Newgate, and tried at the Old
Brought to a fecond Trial at Law, and acquit-
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Medals frruck on that Occauon, Particulars of.
Committed to the Tower. — —
ULBOURNE, Cal.R.im, his Defeat of the Earl
of Dtriy's Forces in Lancajbire, Account
of.
His Lift of Prisoners. -
LIMERICK, C/r ./, taken by Gen. Iran. —
LINCOLN, a Convention of the Eftates of the
Realm held there, in 1204. — —
A Parliament held there, Anns 1301. —
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LINCOLN, a Parliament held there in 1315. —
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LINCOLNSHIRE, Stalt ./, in May, 1648,
LINCOLN, Earl of. See Fienwes.
L1NDSEY, Earl of. See Bertie.
LINDSAY, Earl if Crawford, his Letter to the
Englijh Com miffi oners at Edinburgh, con-
cerning a Pa& and Convoy for their Return
LINWOOD, William, DoUar of Laws, his Speech
to the Parliament in 14.31. ■
LISLE, Lord, appointed, by the Parliament, Lord-
Lteutenant of Inland. — —
Appointed one of the Protc&or's Council. —
LISLE, Sir Gtargt, taken Prifoner at the Siege of
Cokhefler. ■ — —
His Sentence and Death on that Occafion, Ac-
count of. ■ ■ ' ' ■ '
LISLE, Mr. appointed one of the Commiffioners
of the Great Seal, ordered by the Commons
in 1648. — —
His Salary. ■ — — —
Appointed one of the Commiffioners to meet G en,
Cramwilt on his Return from the Battle of
Wantfitr, and congratulate him on his
Victory there. —
Made one of Cromwell's Commiffioners of the
Great Seal. —
„ one of the Committee to receive CromwelPt
* Scruples, with regard to his being King.
H'a Arguments to induce his Acceptance of that
Title. — — —
LITHEBURY, Robert, Mafitr af tbt Rolls, how
fined for Extortion. —
LITTLETON, Edward, Efi; his Speech on
the Liberty of the Subject.
further Speech thereon, at a Conference be-
tween both Houfes. — ■
, Anfwer to the Arguments of MV. Attorney
and Serjeant AjbUy, touching this Point.]
__ Speech, on a Member's Goods being feiwd
for refilling to pay Tonnage. — — |
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LITTLETON, Edward, Eft; his Speech con- 1
earning - ' Aflem, Efq, Sheriff of:
London. — — —
His Speech on the Proccfs againft Merchants
for Tonnage. — — - —
• — Argument againft fencing the Goods of a
Parliament- Man.
- before the Court of King's Bench,
in Favour of Mr. Seldttt. — ■
.Made Sollicitor-General. —
Appointed, by the King, to lit ts Speaker in the
Houfe of Lords, inftead of the Lord-Keeper
Made Lord-Keeper of the Great Seal.
His Speech to the King, on hii paffing the Bill
for Triennial Parliament*. — ■
Created Baron of Mounjiaw. — - —
Ceremony of introducing him into the Houfe of
Peers, Form of.
LITTLETON, Ltrd Edward, his Report of a
Conference about the Safety of the Prince
of Walet. . —
His Declaration, concerning a Petition and Pro-
teftation of feme Bilhops.
— Report of a Conference relating to a Guard,
iSc. — — — —
i ■ ■ ,_.. , .... to the Privi-
leges of Parliament. —
the Magazine there.
-to Hull, and
- to the Duke
of Richmond, — — —
Appointed to give the Royal Ailent to a Bill for
imprefimg Soldiers. — ■ ■ ■
•■ . ■ — to a Bill for
raking away the Bifhops' Votes in Parlia-
His Speech on this Occafion. — —
Receives a Letter from the King, excufing Sir
Edward Htrbtrt in the Affair of Lord
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LITTLETON, Lard Edward, his Report, con-
cerning an intended Invafion of England.
His Report concerning a Counter-Petition to the
King from Tome Tortjbir* Gentry. —
■ Popid Recufauts .
Leaves the Parliament, and goes to the King at
tori.
His Difcourfc with Mr. Hyde, previous to this
Step. — —
■— Manner of difpofing of the Great Seal, and
conducing his Journey. .
— Petition to the Peers, in Anfwer to an Order
of that Hoxife concerning him.
Servant's Affidavit on this Occalion.
— - Letter, denying his giving a Vote in Favour
of the Ordinance for the Militia. —
— Dental proved to the contrary, and how,
LITURGY, when eftabliflied by an Ac*. -
Introduced into all Churches and Chapels in
England. - ' ■ <
— -■ into the Church of Scotland.
Commotions there on that Account.
LOAN, when exacted from Perfons of Fortune. -
LOCKHART, IWUiam, Efy; made Governor of
Dunkirk.
. His Recognition of the Parliament in 1659. -
Appointed Agent to the Court of France. —
LODGERS, in London and Wtfiminfter, obliged
by the Parliament to give in Tickets of
their Names. —
LODOVICK, Prince Rupert, Nepbtw la King
Charles I. embarks for England, in order to
affift the King againft the Parliament. —
Takes the City of Bri/lol. — —
His Letter, touching a Safe-Conduct for the Par-
liament's Commiffioncrs to wait on the
King with Proportions of Peace. ■
■— Anfwer to the Earl of Ejpx's Letter, about
executing fomc of the Parliament's Soldiers
after Quarter given. -■ — ■ ■ ■
Surrenders the City of Brijiol to Sir Tat. Fairfax.
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LODOVICK,
Jglzecy GOOgk
Parliamentary Hi/tory of England.
/ ViU
LODOVICK, Print* Rupert* Nephew to King
Charles I. his Commiffions in (be King's
Army taken from him on this Occafion. • 14
His Letter to the Parliament, for a Pali to leave
the Kingdom. — ■
Conditions impofed on him on account of this
Requeft.
His Followers, Number and Quality of. —
— fccond Letter to the Parliament, for 1 ~
to quit the Kingdom. ■
— Requefts for himfclf, and the Gentlemen
and Commanders with him.
Bammed the Kingdom, by a Vote of the Houfe
of Commons. . ■ — • ■
His Addrefs to the Peers on that Occafion. —
LODOVICK, Prate* Maurice, Nephew to King
Charles I. bis Expedition into England,
Account of. - —
His Letter to the Earl of Effixy relating to a
Peace between the King and his Parliament.
BaniOicd the Kingdom, by a Vote of the Houfe
of Commons. — -
His Addrefs to the Peers on that Occafion.
LODOVICK, Charles, Eletlor Palatine, his Let-
ter to the Houfe of Commons, for the an-
nual Allowance fettled by Parliament on
his Family. — — 1
Comes into England, and lands at Greenwich. -
His Anfwer to a MeHage from the Parliament,
concerning his Arrival. —
— Rcafons for coming into England. ■
Obtains a Grant from the Parliament, and what.
His Letter, defiring Leave of the Parliament to
vifit the King, — ■— - ■ ■■■ -
Receives the Arrears of his annual Allowance,
and returns home. ■ - —
LOKTON, Jehu, Serjeant at Law, one of thofe
who ligned the Refolutions at Nottingham
in 1387. —
Impeached by the Commons on that Account.
Charge againit him. • —
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LOKTON,
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382 I N D E X to
LOKTON, Jahn, Serjeant at £«t»," his Anfwer
to the Charge againft him. — —
His Sentence. — —
How mitigated by the Interpofition of the Bi-
ftiops. — - —
His BaniQwient to Ireland; — —
Allowance towards the Expences of his Paflage.
LOLLARDS, who, and why fo called.
Tbeir Petition to the Parliament in 1395, againft
the Power and Encroachments of the
Church of Rome. —
When prohibited from reading the Scriptures. -
How perfecuted on that Account.
LOMBARD-STREET, in Landen, whence that
Name derived. — ■ ■
LONDON, City of, a Convention of the Eflatcs
of the Realm held there in 1106. —
■ — 1 107.
tie
Vet.
A Parliament held there i
-1 152.
-1213.
- 1223.
- "37-
- 1242.
-1 246.
- 124.6.
- .248.
- 1248.
-1251.
-1254.
-1254.
-1255.
-.258.
- 1264.
- 1265.
- "97'
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Plague there, Anna 1433.
1449.
tn:
Jig lizecy GOOgle
Parliamentary Htfiory of England.
m.
LONDON, CV/jki/; a Parliament held there in 1513.
Plague there, Amu 1532. — . — —
'■ 1502. — —
- 1603.
1625. — —
■ 1641.
InfurreiSion (here, in Favour of King Cbarltt
Account of. — — — —
LONDON, Citizens «/, their extraordinary Re-
fentment againft Hubert dt Burgh* Chief
Juftice of England* Account of. —
Heavy Fine impofed on them by Richard II. -
Their Petition to the Commons againft B Lib ops.
—-—Petition to both Houfes againft Grievances.
■ .. ■ infolent Behaviour before Wtflminfltr-
HalU at the Trial of the Earl of Strafford.
7 ignominious Treatment of thofe Members
wbo voted for him. — — —
Reoueft to the Lords, for an Anfwer to
their Petition concerning Grievances. —
— — Petition, for preventing the Earl of Straf-
ford's Efcape from the Tower. —
— Conditions indited upon for lending Mo-
ney to the Commons. — —
■ - ■ prodigious Cry againft the Bifhops, Ac-
count of. '■ —
— Petition to the Commons againft a Loan,
— — Reafont againft it. — —
■ — ■ Petition againft an Ordinance concerning
the Militia. —
— — - Loan to the Parliament, and Security for
the fame. — —
Petition and Propofals to the Commons,
concerning the Parliament's Army. —
Raife Light Horfe and Dragoons for the Parlia-
ment. — —
Their farther Propofals to the Commons. —
— — Diviuon, with regard to Peace or War,
Account of. — — —
■— — Petition to the Parliament for Peace. —
— ■- ■ how received by them.
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384 INDEX/*
LONDON, Citiznu ef, their Petition proteftcd
again ft, and by whom. r ..■■—.
Their kequefts to the Parliament concerning the
raiting of Money, He. — ■
— - .— Proportion of a Weekly Afleflment levied
by the Parliament throughout England. —
■ Petition for Relief in this Particular, Ab-
ftracl of.
— — to the Commons, againft a Peace
with the King. ■ ■ —
1 1 ■■ Rem on ill ante, letting forth their great
Diftrefs.
Invite both Houfes of Parliament to Dinner.
Their Petition, relating to the Army under the
Earl of Ejftx. —
■ ■■■ ■ to the Parliament, for Unity
amongftthemfclvei. — ■
two Petitions, concerning Debts and De-
linquents. ■- -- ■
— Petition, on occa&on of theKing'sSuccefs
at opening the Campaign in 1645. —
— — Complaint of the many private Meetings
there, of Women Preachers, &t.
— Petition to the Peers for fupprefling the
Independents, and for a good Conefpond-
eijce with the Seels, &c.
■— - how received by that Houfe. -
■ by the Commons.
o the Peers, for Leave to fend an
the
Vol. Page.
Addrefs to the King.
— Draught thereof. —
— — — — how received by the Peers, —
by the Commons.
Solicited to lend 200,000/. to the Commons.
Their Propofal thereupon. — —
— — Petition to the Parliament for difbanding
the Army, and for removing preaching Sol -
diets, &c, — ■ —
- ■ ■■■ ■ for rcdreijing
fome other Grievances. — —
How complimented by both Houfes on this Oc-
casion, — ■,■ — '
Jglzecy GOOgk
Parliamentary Hijiory ^England.
fa
LONDON, Citizens of, their Petition to the Peers,
on occafion of the Differences between the
Parliament and the Army. - — ■■ ■ -
How complimented thereupon by the Lords.
■ by the Commons.
Their Requeft to the Lords, concerning the De-
mands of the Army. — ■ ■
Depute a Committee of Aldermen and Commons
to attend the Army. — ■*- —
Their Anfwer to a Letter from the Army, con-
cerning their Demands. — —
■ Draught of a Letter to be fent to General
Fair/ax, relating to their being charged
with railing Forces againft the Army. —
— — Petition to the Parliament, for Payment of
the Army and a fpeedy Settlement of the
. to the Parliament, for revolting an
Ordinance touching the City Militia. —
■ " ■ ■ .. ■ for revoking a
Declaration againlt procuring of Petitions.
— ■ - to the Peers, to flop the Army's March
towards Lvndtn. — — —
Reverfe all their Proceedings againft the Army.
Congratulate Sir Thomas Fairfax^ on his Entry
into London with his Forces. —
Their Prcfent intended him on this Occafion.
Behaviour at this Calls, Account of. —
■ Petition to the Peers, againft the Army's
taking Free Quarter, and other Grievances.
How anfwered. —
Their Petition to the Parliament, relating to the
Stett. —
. to the Commons, relating to the
Militia. — — .
■ ■■■■■ Refolution to adhere to the Parliament.
Petition, for aDifcharge of their impeached
Aldermen. — . — ■
How received by the Parliament. — —
Their Petition to the Lord Mayor, concerning
the Militia, an Infurreftion in KtMt, 69V.
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422
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IONDON,
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LONDON, Citizens »/, their Petition for a per-
fonal Treaty with the King, — —
How anfwered by the Parliament. — ~-
Their Petition to the Peers, concerning one from
the Officers of the Militia. — —
■ to the Parliament for a perfonal
Treaty with the King, as a Meant to redrefs
their Grievances. — — — —
How anfwered by the Peers. —» — ■
■ by the Commons. — —
Their Petition to the Commons, agatnft a Trea-
ty with the King, and praying that Houfe
to declare themfelves the Supreme Autho-
rity of the Nation. ■
i requesting an Anfwer to the for-
mer.
■■ii- rude Behaviour on that Oecafion.
■ " ' Petition to the Parliament, againft an Or-
dinance prohibiting fuch Citizens from fcr-
ving any Office there, who had promoted a
perfonal Treaty with the King.
How anfwered by the Lords. — * —
■ by the Commons. — —
Their Petition in Favour of Col. Labourite, com-
mitted to the Tower for writing a Pam-
phlet. -. ■— ■
How reprimanded for it. — ■
Entertain the Houfe of Commons at Dinner. •
Their P'refcn t, on that Oecafion, to the Generals
Fairfax and CrtmwiU. —
How rewarded by the Commons, —
Their Relblution to fupport them. —
—— formal Invitation to the Parliament. —
■ Anfwer to a Letter from General Monie,
concerning his March towards Eng-
land. ■ —
— Addrets to the Parliament, on the Reftora-
' tiOn of the fecluded Members. — —
How anfwered. — — — » — --
- . ■ addreued by the King from Bnia, —
Their AnfweF. — — — —
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Parliamentary Hi/lory of England.
Vol.
LONG, Welter, Eft; his Speech, concerning a
Bill of Tonnage, .
His Account of fome Popifh Priefts releafcd out
of Newgate, — —- - - —
— Anfwer, relating to his Evidence againft
— Account of the Proceedings at Newgate
againft thefe People. —
Summoned by the Privy- Council, to anfwer his
Miibehaviour in the Houfe of Commons.
Secretes himfelf. - — - ... -w
Apprehended, and committed to the King's
Bench Prifon. ■ ■»■■
Profecuted in the Star- Chamber. — —
Brought before the Court of King's Bench upon
a Habeas Corpus. •
Removed to the Tower by the King's Warrant.
Oners to give Bail, but refufes to find Sureties
for his good Behaviour. —
Committed again to the King's Bench Prifon.
His Cafe in the Star-Chamber. —
— Sentence pronounced againft him there.
— Sufferings, how rewarded by the Commons.
One of the Eleven Members charged by the Ar-
my with Mifdemeanors. — ■
Retires into foreign Parts. - ■■ —
LORDS, Lift of, at the firft Parliament of King
Edward VI. ' ■
Lift of, who protefted againft the A& for the
Marriage of the Clergy. — —
— ■■■ - at the firft Parliament of King James I.
See PBEas.
LORDS, New Houfe of, appointed by Cromwell.
Their Character.
Lift of them. ■ ■ i .
Their Menage to the Commons, concerning a
Fail.
■ Authority called in Queftion. — —
— Menage to the Commons, concerning an
Addrefs to the Protector. — —
How an 1 we red. ■ ■
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LORDS,
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388
N D E X to the
Vol.
LORDS, their Diflblurion. —
Summoned to Weflminfter by Richard Crtmwell
in 1658. ■
How difconcerted at that Meeting. — —
Remarkable Speech againft them. — —
Their Diflblution, an3 how occafioned. —
LORD's DAY, Resolution of the Commons con-
cerning it. — — ■
LOVE, Rev. Mr- convifled of High Treafon
againft the State. — — '9
His Sentence by the High Court of Juftlce. - - 19
Petition in Favour of his Life, Account of. — 19
LOVELACE, Lord, his D«pofition in Favour of
the Earl of Portland. — — —
LOVETOT, Sir John, JmJHa of the Common
Pleas, how fined for Extortion. — 1—
LOUDON, Earl of. See Campbbll.
LOWE, Gtarge, his Depofition in Favour of the
Lord-Treafurer ASiddUftx. — —
LLOYD, Richard, Efq\ his Charge againft the
Earls of Northumberland and Pmbreie. - 15
His Depofition againft them before the Peers. - 15
LLOYDE, Edward, Efq; convened before the
Commons for afperfing the Princefs Pala-
His Sentence on that Account. — — 5
Summoned totheBaroftheHoufeof Lords. -
His Charge, and Anfwer. — —
Sentence, and Execution. —
LUCAS, Sir Charles, taken Prifoner at the Siege
oiCtkbtJitr. — 17
His Sentence and Death, on that Occafion, Ac-
count of. - ■' ■■■■ 17
LUDLOW, Sir Henry, his Reflexion upon King
Charles I. — ; —
How reproved by the Speaker of the Houfc of
Commons.
LUDLOW, Lieutenant-General, his Account of
the Commons ifliiing out new Writs for
fupplying Vacancies in their Houfc. —
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Parliamentary Hiftory of England.
Yd.
LUDLOW, Lituttnmt-Gmrat, his Account of a
Debate in the Houfe of Commons, con-
cerning the Draught of a Petition from the
City of Londun to the King, on the Subject
of Peace. —
His Account of a Debate in the Houfe of Com-
mons, concerning fomc Troopers who had
brought a Letter from the Army, exclaim-
ing againft the Parliament.
of the Army's Motive for charging
the Eleven Members of the Houfe of Com-
mons with Treafon, — •
- of the riotous Behaviour of the
London Apprentices before the Parliajnent-
Houfe.
- of divers Members of both Houfe*
withdrawing thcrmelves to the Army, and
their Reafons for Co doing.
- of the Behaviour of the Citizens of
Linden, upon the Advance of ibe Army to
the City. — — — —
— Project for obitrudling the Union of the
King and Parliament by the Treaty of
Peace in the Iflt offfigbt.
— Remark on the Cruelties exercifed by Crm-
tvtll in taking the Town of Drtgbtda.
■ — Account of the Proceedings of the Houfe of
Commons, to Secure their Power. — —
- ■' of Cromwtlfi taking Wixfgrd.
•— Remark on his Behaviour at a Conference
between a Committee of the Council of
State and Lord Fairfax. —
Appointed one of the Commiuioners to go
Inland, in order to fettle the Civil Affairs
there.
His Account of a Charge of Bribery againft Lord
Hnuard, of Efirick. — — —
— • - of an Embafiy from the States Ge-
- nera) to the Parliament, touching fome Dif-
ferences in Point of Trade.
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LUDLOW, Lintmant-Gtniral, chofen one of
the Commiffioners to fettle the Govern-
ment of Ireland. — - — -
His Account of CrtmuulF* diflblving the Long
Parliament. ■ ■
— Character of Crtmwttfi firft Parliament.
— Account of the Artifice of CrtmwtU, in p
curing the Parliament to fiirrender back
their Power, and the Manner in which it
was done. — — —
m~— —of CrgmwtWt Reafons for diflblving
his fecund Parliament. — —
— Remarks op a Petition from the Officers of
the Army againft Crtmmtffi being King.
-,— Character of CramvitlPs New Houfe of
Lords. — ■■ -
— Narrative, of a Debate on a Bill for recog-
nizing Richard CrtmwiWi Title to the
Protectorate. — •■
— Account of the Proceeoings in the Houfe of
Commons, concerning Scots and Irijk
Members. ■■ ■■■ ■ ■ —
— Remarks on the Commons' tranfa&ing Bu-
finefs with the Other Houfe.
— Account of fome Proceedings, relative to
the Diflblution of Richard Crtunv*W& Par-
liament.
^m of the Proceedings, relative to the
Coalition between the Army and the Re-
publican Party, for reftoring the Long Par-
rnent. ■ ' — —
- of the Army's Refentment, on the
to the
Vol. Pap.
1 33'* 136
180
Choice of a new Council of State. —
«—- Chara&cr of Gen, Mo*it. — —
Appointed Commander in Chief of all the Forces
in Inland. • " ■ —
His Account of the Manner of taking Leave of
his Friends. *
— lucrative Polls in the Army. — . —
— Reafons for fufpe&ing the Fidelity of Gen.
Lambert to the Parliament, —* —
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LUDLOW, LieMtinant-G titer u!, his Account of
the Army's Intentions to force a Diffolu-
His Account of their Proceedings for that Pur*
pofc. — •— —
Impeachment of High Treafon againft biro. -
Difchargcd from his Employments. — —
His Account of thePofture of Affairs in 1659.
. . . of Gen. MetikJ& March to London,
and his Proceedings there. —
— - Retirement into Switzerland.
— farther Account of Gen. iWawi/sProceedings
LUNSFORD, Cal. appointed Lieutenant of the
Tower. — • — —
His Character. — .— —
Attempt of the Commons to remove him, Ac-
count of. — — —
LUSJGNAN, Guy, one of the Committee for
King Henry III. appointed to reform the
Kingdom. —
His Defcent, and Alliance to King Henry III.
Account of. — — — I 64
Driven out of the Kingdom by the Barons. — I 66
LUTHER, Martin, bis Attack on the Papal Au-
thority. -■■■■- ■.-■ —
His Doctrine againft the Pope's Supremacy,, Suc-
cefs of. — — — 3 56
LUXURY in Apparel, how retrained in 136a. - I 293
SurprixingAccountoftheExcefsthereof 101388. I 441
1464. a 327
; 1575- 4 -84
M
M ABBOT, Gilbert^ appointed by the Parlia-
ment Licencer of the Ptefs.
C, new one ordered by the Commons.
Form thereof. — — — — —
MACKWORTH, CoL Gavtmer of Sbrewjiury*
receives a Summons from King Cbariei II.
to furrender the Town and Caftlc to him.
Hit fcornful Letter in Aniwcr thereto.
3" .
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129
26
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MACKWORTH, Col. Gtvtrntr rf Shrewflmrj,
how rewarded by the Commons for refu-
ting to furrender that Town and Caftle. -
MAGAZINE at Hull, Meffage from the King
concerning it. — — —
Refolution of the Parliament for removing it to
London. — — ■ ■ .
Petition of Yortjbiri Gentry again ft fuch Rcfolvc.
Removed to London by the Parliament, — —
MAGNA CHARTA,thegreatAdvantageathere-
of to the Subjects of England. •
How defined by the Lawyers. ■ — ■ —
When firil granted, and by whom. -■ — ■■
Confirmed to the Barons by King Htnry III. —
Cancelled by him. ■ —
Confirmed by him again. —
— i a third Time. —
Violation thereof, how punifhed by the Church.
Confirmed by King Edward I. in 1276.
— ; 1297.
, ( „ I300-
— „ . — 1301.
■ ■ ■ by King Edward III. 1334.
___ ^ , 1340.
— — . — — — 1362.
MAJOR-GENERALS, Lift of \ appointed by the
Protestor Cr&mwtU, to prevent Infurrcctions
againft his Government. ■ --■■ —
Inftru&ions to them. — — —
Their Conduct, fome Account of. 1
MAJOR, Richard, Bfq% appointed one of the
Protector's Council. ' — —
MAITLAND, Earl of Laudtrdale, and one of
tbi Scots Commtjjiontr s, his Speech on oc-
cafion of the Parliament's Army taking
King Chariot I. from Holdtnhj.
Intuited by Sir Thomas Fairfax's Soldiers, and on
what Account. —
His Letter to Lord Bakarras, concerning the
Scots Expedition into England in 1651. —
"■ to his Lady in Holland. • r ■■■ —
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Ffl. Page.
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Parliamentary H$ory of England.
MA1TLAND, Earl of Lauder dale, taken Prifoner
at the Battle of Werctfltr. — —
See Commissioners.
MALCHOLM, King of Scotland, his Subjection
to King Henry II. Account of.
MALLET, Mr. Jufliee, his Examination and
Anfwer, touching a Petition from the
County of Kent. — —
Committed to the Tower. — ■ , -
MALLORY, , EJq; committed to Prifon for
' oppofing the Meafures of King%ra«I.
MALT LIQUOR, its Price afcertained by t
Commons, and what. — __
MALTRAVERS, Sir John, how fentenced, for
being concern'd in the Death of the Earl of
Kent.
Proclamation iffued againft him, and for what
Purpofe. — « m.
His Submiffion to the King. — —
Reftored to his Honour and Eflate. — —
MAN, lilt of, furrendered to the Commons.
MANCHESTER, Earl of. Sec Montague.
MANIFESTO, Form of, in Favour of the Elec-
tor Palatini. ■■
Debate thereon by the Coini
MANNERS, George, Earl of Rutland, appointed
one of the Parliament's Committee to re-
fide with the Scots Army before Newark.
His Letter, with an Abbreviate of the Muftera
of that Army. — <^_
Account of the Siege of Newark.
One of the Twelve Peers who rejefied an Ordi-
nance of the Commons for Trial of King
Charles I. - ■ ■ -- ,
MANNY, Sir Walter, his Declaration to the Par-
liament in 1355. —
MANSEL, Lord, his Speech in Favour of dt Hath,
Chief Juttice of England, in 1251. —
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IN D E X to the
MANSELL, Sir Robert, his Speech on feme Pro-
portions of King Charles I. for a Supply.
MANWARING, R»g4rt D.D. Charge againft
him, on Account of two Sermons preached
by him before King CharUs I. — —
Declaration againft him by the Commons. —
His Charge more fully laid open by Mr. Pymme.
Taken into Cuftody by Order of the Peers. ■ —
Brought to the Bar of the Houfe of Lords. —
Denies the Tenets aiiedged againft him.
His Proteftatioo* touching the fame. — —
'— Requefts to the Lords. — ■
— Anfwer to the Charge againft him. -
Reproved at his Trial by George Abbtty Arch-
bifhop of Canterbury, — —
His Judgment by the Lords. — — —
Sent to the fleet. — - -- ■ ■
His Submiffion at the Bar of the Houfe of Lords.
Makes the fame SuhmilEon before the Commons.
His Sermons fuppref&d by Proclamation. —
Receives the King's Pardon, made Redlor of
Stanford- RivtrSy and foon after Bifttop of
St. David's. — —
Ordered to attend upon the Houfe .of Peers, —
Secretes himfelf.
His Temporalities* how difpofed of on this Oc-
casion. ■ " ■ '- i
DE LA MARE, Sir Peter, committed clofe Pri-
foner to Nottingham Caftle, and on what
Account. — —
His Releafement therefrom. —
Chofen Speaker for the Commons in 1 377, being
the firft upon Record.
His Proteftation on that Occafion. —
— Propofals for regulating the Government.
MARESCHAL, William, Earl of Ptmbrtkt, one
of King John's Ambaffadors to the Barons,
concerning the Charter of Liberties. —
MARGARET, JPhwb, Cenfirt U King Henry the
Sixth, her Coronation. —
Her Defcerit. — ■
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MARGARET, %««, Ctnfirt H King Hmry thi
Sixth, her Charaacr, by Pttjdwt FtrgU. ■
Her Character, by D'Orltans. — —
*— great Refpeit for Wtliiem dt la Ptle, Mar-
quis of Suffolk. — — ■■ ■ ■
■— Contrivances with the Maiquis to ruin the
Duke of Gltxttfltr. -
•—- Ufu'rpatian. ■ —
. — Endeavours to fcreen her Favourite from
public Refent merit. —
Refolutions of Parliament againft her. — —
Overturns the Power of the Confederate Lords.
Obliges the King to revoke the Grant of P/otec-
torfhip to Richard Duke of Yerk. — —
Her Agreement with the Confederate Lords, and
folemn ProcelEon in Consequence thereof.
• — Flight into the North, and Occalion of it.
w~ Refuial to ratify theTreaty between the King
and the Duke of Yuri. — —
— Army raifcd on that Account, Number of.
— March at the Head of it. — —
n— Victory over the Duke and bis Forces at
— - Treatment of him. —
— Defeat of the Earl of Warwick* near St. At-
Retakes the King, and marches towards London.
Changes her Rout, and on what Occafion. —
Marches to Ytrk. • • •• —
Her great Defeat at Towion. — -
— Flight with the King and her Son into Seet-
Attainted of High Trcafon at the Parliament in
Her freflt Efforts to regain the Crown. — —
■ — Defeat at Htgelty-Maor, by King Edw. IV.
■ ■ at Tewkfiurft and the fatal Confc -
, quences thereof. ■ ■ — ■■ ■ ■
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fonal Treaty with the King. ■■
MARKHAM, Majtrt his Letter, relating to the
State of Ltncolnjbire. •— — —
MARLBURGH, a Convention of the Eftatee held
there in 1269. —
MARLEY, Sir John, Mayr of NraxaflUi taken
Prifoner at the Surrender of that Town
to- the Parliament. * ■
Heavy Complaint againft him, Particulars of.
Excepted from the Parliament's Mercy. —
MARQUIS, who the firft created. — —
MARRIAGES, Debate thereon by the Commons.
By Force, how remedied by the Commons. —
How folemnized, and by whom, from the Year
1653 to the Reftoration. «— ' —
MARSTON-MOOR, BattU of, between King
Charles I. and his Parliament. ■
MARTIAL-LAW, when firft inftituted. —
MARTIN V. Pope, his Remonftrance to King
Henry VI. and the Parliament, touching
the Statute of Provilbrs, —
MARTIN, SirHenrj, his Speech on fome Pro-
portions of King Charles I. for a Supply. -
His Speech, againft the Lords' Addition to the
Petition of Right. - r —
— ■ ■ againft the Validity of Dr, Monta-
gue's Epilcopal Confirmation. ■ ■-
— remarkable Expreffion to vindicate his Inno-
cency, touching a Complaint againft him.
— Report, concerning the Reprieve of a Popilh
Prieft.
MARTIN, Henry, Ejq\ his Speech againft Mo-
nopolies. ■ '
His Report to the Lorde, touching the Queen-
' Mother. 1 — *. —
— of the King's Preparations to befieee
Huii. _ — : —
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to his Lad/, — —
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MARTIN. Hmrj, Eft-, his Reafon for opening
Letter of the Earl of NsrtbumbtrUmd'a to
hia Lady. ■ —
Juftifies the Action, and is caned by the Earl
His pert Expreffions at a Conference with the
Peers, concerning an Ordinance for feizing
the Eftates of the Royaliib. — —
Caufci the King's Stablet to be broken open,
and leizes two of his Majcfty 's Hories. —
His audacious Anfwer to a Menage from thi
Peers on this Occafion. ■■ -
Vindicated in this A3, and by whom.
His Language in the Houfe of Commons againft
the King and Royal Family.
Committed to the Tower on this Account. —
Releafed upon his Petition, and re-admitted to
his Seat in Parliament. -- ■ —
Reply to the Setts Commiffioners' Objections to
the Parliament's new Proportions of Peace.
MARY, «W, tldtji Daughter U K. Henry VIII.
her Acceffion to the Throne. — — 3
Puts out a general Pardon. — 3
Difcharges the laft Sublidy. — -•■■- ■ 3
Her Proclamation on that Account. — — 3
Calls a Parliament to Wijlminjltr in 03. 1553. 3
Sollkited to marry ■ 3
Receives an Addrefs from the Commons, againft
marrying Philip of Spain. — — * 3
Diflolves the Parliament. — 3
Summons a new one to Oxford, and adjourns it
to fPiflminfler in 1554. — 3
Obtains Confent of the Parliament to marry
Diflblves the Parliament. — 3
Marries Philip of Spain, eldeft Son to the Em-
peror Charles V. - ■ 1 3
Proclaimed with her Ilufband. — — 3
Their Titles. — .■■-. ... 3
Calls a new Parliament in Nevembtr, 1554. . 3
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MARY, £■«», etf«yf Daughter t* K. Harj VIII.
herLetter to the Sheriffs, commanding them
to eJeft Catholic Members. — —
Her Solemnity at opening the Parliament in 1554.
Obtains a Repeal of all the Ads made againft
the Pope. -■ ■■— ■
Diffolvet this Parliament. —
Refenti the Separation of fome Members of the
Houfe of Commons. —
Gives Orders for their Indictment in die King's
Bench, —
Fancies herfelf with Child. — —
Receives an extraordinary Addreft On this Oc-
cafion. ■ 1 11 . — — 1
Summons another Parliament to tViJlminfttr in
1555- ■
Obtains tbe Grant of a Subfidy from the Com-
mons. .1 ■— . "■ 1
Tampers with feme Lords about bringing in a
Bill for the ReAitution\of Church-Lands.
Finds the Nobility averfe to this Project, and
drops it. ' ' ■ ,
Gives the Firft- Fruits and Tenths to the Church.
Diflblves the Parliament. — >
Lofes the important Town of Calais. — —
Summons a new Parliament to fViflmtfttr in
,SS8.
Obtains a Subfidy from the Clergy and Laity.
Her Orders concerning the State of (he Nation.
— Sicknefs and Death. — — —
MASON, , £/fi his Speech on the Liberty
OftheSnbjed. .
His Speech, in Anfwer to the Lords' Addition to
the Petition of Right. —
MASSEY, Cupt. Fronds, his Realbns for flopping
the Sots Commiflioiieis' Mefienger, and
talcing his Letters from him. — —
Committed to Prifon by the Peers on that Ac-
Releafed by the Commons. — —
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MASSIE, Major-General, one of the Eleven
Members of the Houfe of Commons, char-
ged by the Army with Mifdcmeanon. —
Reftored to his Seat in the Houfe again. ■— *—
Taken Prifoner at the Battle of Wtrtefier. —
MAUNDAY THURSDAY, extraordinary Ce-
remony on that Day. ■ —
MA YE, SiV Humphrey, Cbanceller tf the Duchy ef
Laneajitr, his Speech to (often a Debate
National Grievances.
His Speech to haften a Supply, —
Interrupts Sir John Elliot in his Recapitulation
of public Grievances. — _
His Speech, to filence the Exceptions of the
Commons againft the King's Mmifters. —
— ■•• ' ■ - in favour of Dr. Montague and
T>t.Lttui. — -- _
- on Mr. Reiki's Complaint about
Tonnage.
on the Procefs againft Merchants
on this Account. —
in Vindication of Lord Chief Juftice
Hide, for reprieving fome Popifli Prieftg. -
" on the King's Warrant to the Cu-
stomers for Tonnage.
-. againft feizing the Goods of a Par-
liament-Man. —
MAYNARD, Sir Jain, his Speech on public
Grievances, ■ .-
11 — on the Privileges of Parliament. —
One of the Eleven Members charg*d by the Army
with Mifdcmeanon. — _
Expelled the Houfe of Commons, and committed
to the Tower. — .--
Impeached of High Treafon. — —
Charge againft him, Particrdan of. —
His remarkable Behaviour at the Bar. of the
Houfe of Lords. — __
— Fine and Imprifbnment, Account of. —
Discharged, from Reftraint, and reftored to his
Scat again. — — — -
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t of having loft their Eftates in the
Civil War.
- charged by. the Army with Mifdemeanors
Impeachment againft them, Particulars of. —
Their Anfwer.
Obtain Leave to abfcnt themfelves for fix Mouths
Recalled to fit and vote in the Houfe again. —
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MAYNARD, Sir Jtbn, his Speech id Favour of;
Col. Liibournt, Prisoner in the Tower. - 17
MAYNARD, Lord, impeached by the Commons I
of High Treafon. — 16
Discharged from Reftraint, and reftored to his [
Seat in Parliament. ■ ■ ■ ~'I7
One of the Peers who rcje&ed an Ordinance of
the Commons for Trial of King Charles I. 18
MAYNARD, John, Efq; his Speech againft the
Commons' Declaration for nuking no far-
ther Addrefs to the King. ' — —
Made a Judge by Gen. Cromwell, on his enter-
ing to the Protectorate. — '- .■
MEAL, Salt of, how regulated by the Commons.
MEASURES, when firft appointed by Parliament.
MELCOMB-REGIS Staph, when held there. -
MELDRUM, Sir John, bis Letter, giving an Ac-
count of railing the Siege of Montgomery
Cattle, in Wales. — — -. 1 13 260, 1,3
MELTON, William, Archbifbcp of Tori, Force put
upon him by the Citizens of London. — 1 iti
Appointed one of the Guardians for the young
King, Edward 111. — — l I91
His Acquittal from an Impeachment, on account
of the late King. . — 1 209, 10
— Difpute with Simon Mtpham, Archbiwop of
Canterbury. — I 218, 19
MEMBER oftht Houfe of Commons ditaintd, De-
bate thereon. ■ ■ ■■ ' 4. 148^150
MEMBERS, of the Houfi of Comment, expelled
in Auguft and September, 1642, Lift of. -
Lift of, fince expelled, and on what Account. 13
■ expelled in January, 1643. — — 13
— ■■■- to whom Penfions were allowed, on Ac
Jglzecy GOOgk
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MEMBERS, ffotb Heufii tube went to tbe Arm,,
their fcngagement on this Gccaiion. — 16 241,2,3
Lift of, who figncd it. — — . — ■ (6 243, 4
Of tbe Heufi of Commons impeached by the Army,
who retired to foreign Parts, Lift of. — 16 275
Of tbt Heufi of Lords, impeached of High Trea-
f«n by the Commons, Lift of. — —
Uifchargcd rrom Reflraint, and reftored to their
Seat*. — — -
Of tbt Heufi of Comment impeached, reftored
again to their Seats in Parliament. —
Of tbt Heufi of Commons, Lift of, who were im-
prifoned and fccludcd by die Army in De-
cember, 1648. — — — 16
Their Protection thereupon. — ' — — 18
Lift of, difcharged from Confinement by the Ar- !
my. — I x8
— - • ■ re-admitted on certain Conditions. — 19
' ' who conftituted Cromwell's fecond Par- 1
J lament in 1654. — ■■■. — ■ 20
' returned to ferve in CrtmwelFt third
Parliament. _.
Their Admittance into the Houfc, Manner of.
Secluded, arbitrary Vote againft them. — . —
Their Remonftrance thereupon. — —
Lift of, who Signed it. ' ■ ■
Of tbe Heufi of Comment, elecied to ferve in
Richard Cromwell's Parliament, Lift of.
Of tbe dtffolvedJunSo m 1653, humorous De-
fcri prion of. — ■ ■■. , —
Oftht Long Parliament, furviving in 1 659, Lift of.
Allowed by the Army to begin a new Seffion,
Lift of. . :
How fined for Non-Attendance. —
Re-admiffion of thofe into the Houfe, who had
been fecluded by Cromwell. — —
Their Articles with Gen. Monkt* — _
Lift of, who held Offices contrary to the Self-
denying Ordinance, with their Characters.
• returned to ferve in the Convention Par-
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MEMORIAL, */ the Cowmont, concerning the
Great Contract with King James I. — 5 251 to 26©
Of the Purs., on the fame Account. . — — 5 261, 2, j
Of the Parliament, to Kinejamet I. in Justifica-
tion of the Duke of Buckingham, againft an
Afperfion of the Spanijh Ambaflador. — 6 in, 11
Of tht Dutch Ambajfadort, concerning their 1 274
Mediation for Peace between King y 13 284, 5
Charles 1. and his Parliament. J 310, it
On the Subjecl of Peace. — 13 412/9414
Of Monfitur Sabran, the French Agent, on his
being denied a public Audience. — — 13 396, 7, 8
Of the Proceed ings-of the Stats Army in England,
Anna 1645. -, 13 4741*484
Of the Scats CommiJfioners in London, on their
Return home. ■ - ■ - 15 252/0257
MEPHAM, Simon, Archbi/hop cf Canterbury, his
Speech to the Parliament in 1332. " I 214
Withdraws himfelf, and the Occafion thereof. - 1 214
His Difpute with WiUiamdt Melton, Archbifbop
of York. — — 1 218 -
— Refufal to attend the Parliament at York, in
1332, and the Reafon of it. — — 1 218, 19
MERCHANTS, their Petition to the Commons,
againft the Lard-Treafurer Middlefex. — 6 188, 9
MERKS, Thomas, Bijhop of Carlifle, his elegant
Speech at the Parliament in 1399, againft
the Ufurpation of King Edward IV. — 2 42 ti 5*
His Treatment, in Confequence thereof. ■ 2 50
MERTON, a Convention of the Eftates held
there in 1236. -7- 1 32
MESSENGERS from the King to the Parliament,
with his Aniwer to their. Proportions for
Peace. . -r^— — 13 347, S
Their Reception and Proceedings about this ) 348,
Bulinefs, Particulars of. J * 353'«35&
MIDDLESEX, Ear{ of. See Cranfibld.
MIDDLETON, Sir Thomas, his Letter, giving
an Account of railing the Siege of Montgo-
mery Caftle. — — — 13 288, 9
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MILDMAY, Sir Walttr, Chancellor of thi Exche-
quer, his Speech for a Subfidy. ■ ■ ■ 4
His Speech on the Lenity of Queen Elizabeth. - 4
for fecuring the Naiion againft Popery.
MILDMAY, Sir henry, his Motion for a Jewel
o be prefented to Gene-
of 800/. Value,
ral Cromwell. .
MILITIA if tbi whale Kingdom, ordered up to
London* and on what Occafion. —
Their Number at that Time. ■
Debate thereon by the Commons. ■ . ■ ■■
Ordinance concerning this Affair, Form of. —
Settled by the Parliament without the King's
Contents . — .
For the City of London, how altered by Parliament
Debate thereon by the Commons* in 1660.
MILTON, Mr. Order of the Commons for his
Commitment and Profecution. ■■
MINISTERS of London, their Petition. to the
Peers again!* Schifms. — —
Of Rutland/hire, their Petition to the Parliament
againft Heretical Doctrines.
■ Articles of Complaint
againft Samuel Oattt. — - —
Propofals to the Commons concerning them. -
MITCHELL, Sir Francis, Charge againft him by
the Lords for Bribery. — —
His Defence. — —
Sentence againft him. ■ ■
His defpicable Character. —
— Degradation, Ceremony of. — —
MITTON, CoL Thomas, his Letter, giving an
Account of the Surrender of Ruthin to him
for the Ufe of the Parliament. ——
His Letter, giving an Account of the Services
• done to the "Parliament by Dr. Williams,
late ArchbUhop of York. —
— farther Account of that Prelate's Zeal for the
Parliament's Ciufe.
MOCK-DEVOTION, an extraordinary Inftance
of. — — — .
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MOHUN, Lardy his Letter, excuiing hit Ab-
sence from the Parliament.
MOMPESSON, Sir Giles, taken intoCuftody by
Order of the Houfe of Commons. —
Makes his ETcape, and goes beyond Sea. —
His Rooks, Papers, tfc. feized. — ■■
— bafe Practices , relating to the Patents granted
— Sentence, by the Lord's.
..., by the King. ■■-
MONARCHY, when abolilhed in England. I
Speech in the Houfe of Commons, in Favour
thereof. ■ ■ ■
MONASTERIES, the lifer, when fuppreffed.
Their Revenues, how difpoifed of.
■ ■ ■ Number, and yearly Income. — —
TbeGreater, when fupprcfied, and their Re-
venues feized. •— — ■■ ■ ■
MONKE, Admiral George, his Account of the
Defeat of the Dutch Fleet by the Engtifi,
in 1653.
' How rewarded for his Conduit on that Occafion.
MONKE, Col. George, his Offer to ferve the Par-
liament againft the Rebels in Ireland. —
Obtains a Commiflion for that Purpofe. ■
Agrees to a CelTation of Arms with the Rebels.
How cenfured by the Commons for this Conduit.
His Letter, touching a Treaty for the Surrender
of Stirling Cattle,
— Service to the Commonwealth, how rewarded
Appointed one of the Com miffi oners for the Go-
vernment of Scotland. — — —
. . ■■ '■ fole Governor of that Kingdom. —
His Letter to the Parliament in 1659, congratu-
lating them on their Reiteration. —
Character, Defer ipt ion of. —
Appointed one of the Comm iffioners for govern-
ing the Army, ■ • . "■ '
His Letter from Scotland to Gen. Fleetwood, af-
ferting the Liberty of Parliament. —
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MONKE, Col. George, his Letter /ran Scotland to
Gen.Lambert, aliening the Liberty of Par-
liament. ■ ■
KnLcttcrftomSct>llaHtlwiyiliiaml.tnthiU,7Jqi
Speaker.
Marches his Ann; to Edinburgh, and feizes on
Berwick. •■
His Treatment of Col. Cobbtt.
Agrees to a Treaty for a Settlement of the State.
His Letter to Gen. Fleetwood thereupon. —
— Proceedings in the Treaty, fonie Account of.
— Diligence in new-modelling his Army. —
Calls a Convention of Eftates to Edinburgh, and
Occafion thereof. -
Advances towards England.
Breaks the Treaty. ■
Remarkable Events, in Favour of his Scheme to
bring in the King. ■
His private Converfation with Dr. Pr'ut on that
Head.
— ■■- Letter to the Parliament from Coldfirtam.
How complimented thereupon. — -
His Letter to the City of London, concerning the
Freedom of Parliament. —
How anfwered. — ■— *
His Reply. — -
Settlement on him by the Parliament, as a Mark
of their Favour.
His Letter to his Friends in the Weft againlt Mo-
narchy. •■ 1 ■ '
Procures the Removal of the Parliament's Guards
from London. ,- —
Made Keeper of 5/. yames's Park. - — —
His firft Speech to the Parliament. —
Ordered to deftroy the Gates of the City of Lon-
don, and the Portcttllices thereof. —
His Letter to the Parliament on that Occafion. •
— to the Parliament, dated from White-
hall,
«~- Speech and Declaration, concerning Govern-
ment. — ——22 140^14.3
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4o6 INDEX t9
MONKE, Col. George, made Captain -General of
all the Land Forces. —
Joined in Commiffion with Montague, as an Ad-
miral of the Fleet, ■■ ■ ■■ —
Grants made him by the Parliament for his Ser-
vices, .1 V ■ '■■ -
His Agreement with the Secluded Members for
teftoring them to their Seats. —
— - Letter to the Army on that Occafion.
•—- Declaration to' Sir Jabn Grtnvilli for refto-
ring the King. ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
How complimented by the Commons at the Con-
vention Parliament. - ■ ■ — »
. — -r— addrefled by the King. ' — —
Created Duke of AlbtmarU. .— —
Manner of introducing him into the Houfe of
His PropofaU for a Way to difband the Army
without Mutiny. — ■ —
MONOPOLY granted by Parliament, and on
what Occafion. !—••■ — —
MONOPOLIES, Debate thereon by the Com-
mons,
• Repealed by Queen Elizabeth. — t i ^-
MONOPOLISTS, inquired after by the Com-
mons. — _ — — —
Severe Refolution aga'mft them. — ■
MONTACUTE, Sir William, how rewarded by
King Edward III. for taking Roger Mor-
,{ timer. Earl of March, tr~ ■■ ■ ■
Created Earl of Salijburj. «-. r-
One of the Peers fummon'd to Parliament itt 1353
— of the Committee appointed to confer with
the Commons on Affairs of State, in 1373.
■— - of the Peers fummoned to the fiift Parlia-
ment of Richard IL >■ ■: ■■.—
- — — • of the Committee appointed to furvey the
Government of his Perfon and -Court. —
MONTACUTK, Jabn, Earl »f Satijhury, one of
fiie Lords Appellants in J 397. ■— r -a
tbt
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MONT ACUTE, Jthn, Earl if Salifbtry, one
of the Peers who fworc to fupport the Re-
folutions of Parliament tield in 1397. — I 481
One of the Committee on whom the Authority
of Parliament was delegated in 1398. — - I 494
■ Pews fummoned to Parliament by
Henry Duke of Lancafier, in 1399- — I 5°3
Proceedings againft him, for Aits done in the
twenty- firft of Richard II. — — - % 56
His Anfwer thereto. ■ ■ - - 2 56
Sentence againft him. a 57
Reftored to his Honours and E (fates. — — 2 57 ■
Concerned in a Plot againft Henry IV. and be-
headed. _____ — __ 2 65, 6
MONT ACUTE, Thomas, Eari *f Sali/bury, one
of the Peers fummoned to Parliament by
Henry V. in 1414.
MONTAGUE, Edward, Efq; how threatened
by King Henry VIII. for oppofing his
Mean) res, _____ ■
MONTAGUE, , Efy; his Speech oh a Sub-
ficty BUI. ■ 4448
MONTAGUE, , D. D. Complaint againft
dim by the Commons. — — — 6 353,
Taken into Cuftody. — — 6 354 '
Admitted to Bail, and difcharged from Confine-
ment.by thelnterpofrtionof K'mgCharlesl. 6 354
Called again to Account by the Commons. — 6 362
■ Receives the King's Pardon, and made Bilbop of
Chichtfttr. _____ g 244
Complained of by the Commons. — — 8 279
His Epifcopal Confirmation debated by them. - 8 285 '
MONTAGUE, Henry, Earl of Mancbejler, his
Report of the fecond Part of a Conference
between the Lords and Commons, on the
Liberty of the Subject, -8 13 ft II
IJis Report of Sir Henry Martin's Speech againft
the Addition made by toe Lords to the Pe-
tition of Right. ■ ■ - — = — 8 134/0141
Appointed one of the Commiffioner* for giving
the Royal Affent to the Bill of Attainder
againft the Earl of Strafford. — — 9 272
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Narrative of a Plot againft the Parliament.
His Report of a Conference, relating to a Cuftat
Rtgni. — '■...—. .,_ ., .
M"" ■ ', concerning the Bi-
MONTAGUE, Lord-, of Beughian, committed to
the Tower, and why. ' — ——
MONTAGUE, Sir Sidney, elected Member of
Parliament for the County of Huntingdon,
Expelled the Houfe of Commons, and commit-
ted to the Tower, for refuting to take the
Oath of AlTociation to live and die with
the Earl of Efftx.
MONTAGUE, Lard, appointed one of the Par-
liament's Commiffioners to receive the
King from the Scats Army, and conduit
him to Haldtnbj. —— , . —
Hi* Letter, giving an Account of a Party pf
Horfe from the Army having marched to
Holdtnby-Hcuff. —
— - ; ■ ■ of their, carry-
ing the Ring away from thence. — *—
■"■■ ■ concerning the King's Removal to
Newmarket. —*
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— Letter, concerning his Chaplain's Admiffiort 1
' the Accefs of Delin-j
querns to the King. —
- the King's Resolution to
go to Windfn.
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- the Removal of Dclin-
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MONTAGUE* Lard, appointed otic of toeParlia-
ment's Commiffioners to attend the King at
Hampton -Court with Propo.f1tiQ.n3 of Peace. 16 z8j
Appointed one of the Parliament's Commiffioners
to attend the King in the IJlt af Wight with
Proportions of Peace. — - ■■ ■■ 16
MONTAGUE, Walttr, Efr, employed by the
. Queen to follirit Money for the Engiijk
Catholics, for Jbpporting the War agauilt
t}\c Scots in 1639. — — ■■ —
His Removal from Court requeued by the Par-
liament. — — _
Arretted in the Retinue of the French Ambafla-
dor, and lent to the Tower, by Order of
the Commons. . — — —
Returns into England from Banifluncnt. —
Ordered, by the Commons, to .depart the King-
dom, on Pain of Death. ——
MONTAGUE, Edward, Lord Kim Wr«i,.Charge
of High Trealbn againft himby the King,
Account of. ■ ■ — ■ —
Secretes himfelf. - ■ ■■ .— . —
His triumphant Return to IVeJiminfttr, Partial*
lars of. — ■ ' — —
Motion for hailening his Trial. — -—
— Speech, on the King's proclaiming the Earl
of EJfix, and his Adherents, Traitors. —
Succeeds his Faiher as Earl of Mancbefttr.
His Speech to the Citizens of London, for a Sup-
ply of Money for the Parliament.
i ,—■ 1 ■ concerning the
King's Anfwer to their Petition for Peace.
Appointed to command a large Body of the Par-
liament's Horfe. ■■ —
His Letter, giving an Account of a Victory be
had obtained over the King's Forces in
Lincoln/bin. — - — —
■ ■ concerning the Removal of Part of
his Army to Nnoptrt-PagntU. —
■■■— - - ' concerning the Earl vS.Efltx** Defeat
in Cornwall, ■" — , — • ■■- 13
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with Cowardice at the fecond Battle of
; Niwbury. *3J3°ri
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Reilgns his Commiffion of Major- General. — '3(44"
His Declaration to the Peers on this Occafion, 13I440
— Letter, concerning the Surrender of Newari
to the Parliament, — '4 [377
Leaves the Parliament, and goes to the Army,
on account of Tumults. — —
Reftored to his Seat again. — —
Oae of the Peers who rejected an Ordinance of
the Commons for Trial of the King. —
Appointed Speaker for the Houfe of Peeis at the
' Convention Parliament. —
His Letter to the Committee of Lords attending
the King at Breda. ■ — —
Speech to the King, on his coming to White-
hall. — —
MONTAGUE, Col. Ed&pd, appointed one of
the Prote&orS Council. : —
Appointed a Commiffioner of the Treafury. -| 20
. Commander of the Fleet. — 21
, one of the Plenipotentiaries for con-
cluding a Peace between the two Northern
Kings. 21
His Letter, giving Notice of the King's embark-
ing for England. — "
How complimented by the Commons for his Ser- 2J
vices. .— "" ~ "7"
Honours conferred on him by the King, Parti-
culars of. ■ — — -HM
MONTAGUE, Bertie, Earl of Lhtdfej, his Pe-
tition to King CbarUi II. concerning the
Earldom of Oxford. " — '"
MONTE-HERMER, Ralph, Earl of Ghutefler,
a neutral Loid. in the Quarrel between
Kin* Edward II. and the Barons. - —
MONTFORT, William, Dean of St. Pauh, his
fudden Death in fpeaking a fet Speech to
King Edward-It — ' —
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MONTFORT, Simon, Earl of Le'teefitr, appoint-
ed one of the Barons' Committee to treat
of an Aid for King Henry III.
His Complaint againft that Monarch. ■ I 59
Appointed one of the Grand Committee of
Twenty-four, to reform the State. — I 61
- one of the King's Council at the fame
Time.
- one of the Committee to treat of ;
Aid for the King. - -
■ Head of the Barons' Party, in Sup-
port of the Oxford Provisions. , - ■
His Exception to the Award of the French King
for difannulling them. — .—
— Victory over the Forces of King Henry III.
Account of. — ' ■ .
Takes him Prifoner, with his Brother the King of
the Remans, and their two eld eft Sons. : —
Obliges Henry to appoint Keepers of the Peace
in every County.
His Order to them, touching the Election of
Commons to fit in Parliament. —
— great Power at that Time. —
— — Project for reforming the Goverment. —
. — Writs to the Prelates, Barons, t$c. to meet
for that Purpole, Form of, —
Calls another Convention of the Eflar.es to treat
about Prince Edward's Releafe. —
His Behaviour to the King and Prince, during
their Captivity. — . _^_
— - defpotic Management of public Affairs. -
— final Overthrow by Prince Edward. —
MONTGOMERY CASTLE, Succefs of the
Parliament's Forces there. Particulars of.
MONTGOMERY, ffalttr, Efm\ attainted of
Treafon, and the Occafion thereof.
His Execution. — — — .
MONTHLY ASSESSMENT, for the Support
of the Parliament's Army under Sir Thomas
Fairfax^ Particulars of. — —
For the Support of the Scots Army in England.
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1647, Particulars of. —
For carrying on the War in Scotland, Am. 1650,
Account of. ' ■ ■■ ■ - - 1
Reduced, and in what Manner. — —
Charged upon Scotland.
MONTROSE, Marquis of. See Graham.
MOORE, Sir William, 'bis Speech on a Bill for
aSubfidj.
MOORE, SirG**rgi, bis Speech againft unneoef-
fary Armour. ■ ■■■ — — —
His Speech againft Monopolies. — ■■ ■
■ on a Bill for retorting to Church. —
MOORE, Francis, Efy; his Speech againft Mo-
nopolies. -~ ■ ■
His Motion /or an Addrels of Thinks to Queen
Elizabeth, on her Refolution to repeal Mo-
MOORE, Dr. his Speech againft Bifttop Neile.
MORDAUNT, Lard Henry, committed to the
Tower, on Sufpicion of being concerned
in the Powder Hot, — —
MORDAUNT, John, Earl of Ptttrbtrtugk,
takes up Arms in Favour of the King, An-
His Defeat by the Parliament's Forces, Account
Efcapes into Hilland, and joins the Prince of
Walts. —
MORDAUNT, John, Efj; Reward offered for
talcing him. —
MORE, Sir Thomas, his Character of Adam
D'QrUttn, Bifhop of Htrtford. — —
His Account of the Means made Ufe of to obtain
from Edward II. the Refignatton of his
Chofen Speaker for the Commons in 1 523. —
His humorous Speech on that Occafion; ■■■■
Made Lord -Chancel lor. - — — ■ ■
His Speech, on opening the Parliament in J 529.
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MORE, 5iV llamas, his Speech to the Commons,
' touching Qaeen Catbarint's Divorce. — 3 8l, 2
His Speech to the Commons, for an Aid to the
— ReGgnatlon of die Seals of bis Office. —
— Refufal of the Oath for renouncing the
Pope's Supremacy. — - —
— Execution on that Account. — —
MORE, , Efq; his Reflection on King
CbarUs I. — —
His Commitment thereupon by the Commons.
—— Discharge by the King. — —
MORETON, Tbtmas, Bifiepef Durbam, joins
* in a Protcftation agalnu the Legality of
, Parliamentary Proceedings. — —
Accufed of High Treafon on that Account. —
Brought to the Bar of the Houfc of Peers.
His Charge, — '• — ■ ■ ■ —
— Anfwer. " "■ ■■■
Committed to the Ciiftody of the Black-Rod. •
MORGAN, 7bomast eiu of tht Parliament's Gt-
nerals, his Lettef, giving an Account of
taking the City of Hereford. ■■ ■■- —
MORLEY, Thomas, his Sentence by the Lords,
for falfely charging the Lord-Keeper Wil-
liams with indirect: Practices. ■
MORRICE, , Efq; his Motion in the Houfe
' of Commons, for a Bill to reform Ecclefi-
aftical Courts. — —
Taken into Cuftody on that Account. — —
MORRICE, Mr. his Account of the Occafion of
Lord Bngbiltt quitting the Royal Caufe,
and efpouling that of the Commonwealth. 10
His Account of a Treaty of Marriage between
the exiled King and CremwcWt youngeft
Daughter. — — ■■
■ of fome Proceedings relative to the
Diflblution of the Parliament in 1659. —
MORTIMER, Lord Roger, his Expedition into
Walit againlt Lhuelyn Bnn, a. Rebel. —
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MORTIMER, Ltrd Roger, becomes the Favou-
rite of Queen Ifabtl, — -^—
Imprifoned in the Tower. — ■
Efcapes from thence, and goes to the Queen in
One of the chief Actors in the Murder of King
Edward II. ■ ■ ■ - —
Made Prime M Snifter to King Edward III. —
His Authority thereupon. — — ■
Promotes a fcandalous Peace with the Seals. —
His Hatred to. the Adherents of the late King.
— martial Appearance at the Parliament :
Soli/bury in 1 328. —
Created Earl of March, —
His hafe Profecution of the Earl of Kent, the
King's Uncle. ■ - — —
— defperate Practices, Complaint of. — —
Apprehended, and fentPrifoner to the Tower.
At tides of Impeachment againft him, Particulars
His Sentence and Execution, — —
— Body, how difpofed of. —
MORTIMER, Rtgtr, Grandfin to Rigtr Marti-
mtr, Earl of March, reftored to Blood, and
the Attainder of his Grandfather reverfed.
Declared preemptive Heir to the Crown. —
His Defcent by the Mother's Side. — —
Made Lord -Lieutenant of Inland. — —
Summoned to the Parliament at Shrew/bury in
1398.
One of the Committee on whom the Authority
of Parliament was delegated. — —
His Death, Account of. —
MORTIMER, Lord Thomas^ Articles of Im-
peachment againft him. ■ — ■
His Efcapc into Ireland. — ■■ - ■ —
Proceedings againft him in Confluence thereof.
MORTIMER, Edmund, Sarin cf IVtgmare, one
of the Committee appointed to confer with
the Commons on public A flairs, in '.J73-
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MORTIMER, Edmund, Baron of Wtgmort, one
of the Standing Council appointed for
IClng Richard II. during his Minority.
Succeeds his Father as JEarl oi March. —
One of the Peers fummoned to Parliament,
1 399, by Htnry Duke of Lancufttr. —
His Tide to the Crown. — —
— Reafon for not claiming thereof.
— Retirement, .on the AcccJEon of the Duke of
Luncafttr. -■ ■ -
— Endeavours to fupprefs an Infurrec'lion in
Hertftrdjhirt.
Taken Prifoner on that Occafion.
His Ranfom, by whom obtained, —
— Title to the Crown, how ftrengthened.
Summoned to Parliament by King Htnry V. in
by K. Htnry VI. in 1423.
His Petition to (he Parliament, concerning a
Contract with the late King.
Sent with Tome Forces into Inland to fecure that
Kingdom.
His Death. —
— Inheritance, to whom defcended.
MORTIMER, Sir John, indicted on the Statute
. of Efcapcs, — — -■■■ — —
Hts Ruin, how contrived by the Parliament. —
Articles alledged againft him. — —
Apprehended, and brought before die Parliament
in 1423.
His Sentence and Execution. —
MORTMAIN, Statute of, when firft enacted.
The Reafon and Intention thereof. —
MORTON, Thomas, Archbifhop of Canterbury,
and Lord-Chancellor, his Speech to the
Parliament in 1488. — ■ . ■
MOTTO engraved upon the Seals of King Hen-
ry VlT bv Order of Parliament in 1422.
MOUNT AIGNE, George, B'tjhop of London, his
Anfwcr to a Meflage of the Lords, con-
cerning the Printing Dr. Manwaring's Ser-
mons. ■ ... . —
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MOWBRAY, Thomas, Earl of Nottingham, one
of the Lords called Appellants in [388.
Difttnguilhing Honours eorrferr'd on hits by King
Richard II. Particulars of. — —
One of the Lords Appellants in 1397. —
Made Governor of Calais. — —
His Anfwer to a Warrant for bringing orer the
Duke of Ghuctfter. ■—
Created Duke of Norfolk. —
Complaint againft him by the Dudce of Hertford,
Particulars of. ■- ■■ 1
Proceedings thereupon by the King and Com-
mittee of Parliament. —
His Sentence. ■ . ... — — —
— Death, and Character. — —
MOWBRAY, Thomas, Earl Mar jhal, one of the
Principals concerned in an Jnfurre&ion
againft King Htnry IV. —
His fatal Cataftrophe on that Account.
MOWBRAY, John, Earl Marfan one of the
Peers fummon'd to the Parliament m 1414,
ty King Htnry V. ' —
One of the Peers fummon'd to the Parliament in
1413, by King Htnry VI.
His Contcft with Richard Btauchamp, Earl of
Warwick, about Precedency. —
— Pedigree, Account of. ■ —
— Claim to the Title of Duke of Norfolk.
— Reftotation thereto. ■ ■
One of the chief Supporters of Richard Duke of
York, in his ClaTm to the Crown. —
MOYLE, Thomas, Efq; elected Speaker for the
-Commons in 1542. *— — .
MULGRAVE, Earl of. See Siumim.
MURRAY, Sir Robert, his Examination, touch-
ing a Charge againft the Setts, for affifting
the King in an intended Efcapc from Ntw-
MURRAY, Mr. William, his Examination, rela-
ting to a Charge againft the Scats, for af-
fimng the King in an intended Efcape from
Newcafllt. ■ 1 ■
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MUSGRAVE, Sir Philip, feizei the City of Cttr-
Ufli for the King. —
MUSTERS of the Setts Armj iifgre Nrtuari, Ab-
MYERS, Jihn, Efq; Alderman ./ Yuri, diifran-
chifed, by an Ordinance of Parliament, for
his Loyalty to King Chattel L -
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ANTON, Sir Thomas, elected Speaker to the
Commons in 1425. — —
ARRATIVE of Tome remarkable PaiTagcs be-
tween King Charles I. and a Committee of
- Lords and Commons at Newmarket. —
Of the King's going to Hull. — ..,.—
OF prcfenting a Petition, from the Common
Council of Land™, to the King for Peace.
Of a Plot againft the Parliament. — —
Of what puffed between the King and Parlia-
ment's Commiffioners, on prefeming Tome
Proportions of Peace. —
Of another Plot againft the Parliament. —
Of a Victory obtain'd by Major-General Paintz
over the King's Forces near Chefter. —
Of the King's Affairs, as mentioned in an ano-
nymous Letter from Newark. * • < • ■
Of the Negotiations between the Englijb and
Scots Commiffioners at Berwick. ■
Of Sir Jacob 4ftley\ Defeat by the Parliament's
Forces. ■■ ■■-
Concerning a Breach of the Privilege of Parlia-
ment, by the Aflembly of Divines.
Of the Proceedings of the Parliament's Commif-
fioners with the King at Newcaflle, on the
Affair of Peace. —
Of what patTcd between the King and Cornet
'Joyce, who carried his Majefty from Hoi-
denby in 1647. —
Of what palled between the King and Mr. Rtymes
at Newmarket, touching the Proceedings of
the Army.
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NARRATIVE of what ptfled between the King
and the Parliament's Commiffioners, on
preferring the Propofitions of Peace at
Hampton- Court. — ■ —
Of the Duke of YorPt Efcape from St. Jamts'
Of great Diforders in the Fleet. ■ ■■■ •
Of the King's Endeavour to efcape from his
Confinement m the Ifli of Wight* and of
Capt. Ralph's Defign to murder him. —
Of a Charge of High Treafon againft Cromwell
by Major Huntington. — • —
Of the Parliament's Proceedings in the Refor-
mation of Religion, and of their Endea-
vours for Peace. •• •
Of What pafled between the King and the Par-
liament's Commiffioners, on preferring the
Votes for a perfonal Treaty. ■ ■ ■
Of Col. fPaytt's taking the Duke of Hamilton
Prifoner. — —
Of fome Circumftances which -pafled between
the King and the Parliament's Commif-
fioners, previous to the Treaty. —
Of the King's refilling to efcape from Newport,
in the 1JU of fright, although apprized of
the Army's Dejign to feize him. —
Of the mifchtevous Practices of the Jefuits in
England, "from 1640 to Dtcember 1648. -
, Of the Army's Refentment againft their Oppo-
' nents in the'Houfe of Commons, who had
voted in Favour of a perianal Treaty with
the King. — ■ — ~
Of Mr. £*rffcn'*5 Project for hindering the Union
of the King and Parliament by that Treaty.
Of Gen. Jrtten's taking fr'aterjord, Wr. in Ire-
land. -
Of the Commons' great Succefies. — —
Of the Battle at tPoTCtJlery by an Officer of the
King's Army. — —
Of a Plot in Favour of the King. * —
Of Crtmwtlfs Death. — —
Of thi. Manner of proclaiming his Son Richard
Protestor,
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the Commons in 165.7. — * " '
Of fome Proceedings relative to the Diflblution
of the Parliament in 1659. — -
Of the Proceedingi of the Army and the Re-
publican Parry. — ■
Of the Army's forcible Exclufion of divers Mem-
bers from the floufe. — —
Of the Army's Proceedings to deftroy the Par- )
foment. J
Of the fecluded Members being refilled Admit-
tance into the Houfe. — —
Of Gen. M*nit's Proceedings, ffe. — —
NASEBY, Battle there between King CharUs I.
and his Parliament —
NATURALIZATION tf At Setts, wvmty dif-
puted between the two Houfes of Parlia-
ment. ■ ' ■ — —
NAVANT, Hugh, Btfix>p of Coventry, Judgment
demanded againft liim by King Ricbardl.
Occa&on thereof. ■■-- ■■■ - ■--
By what Means reftored again to the King's Fa-
vour. ■— — ■ — ■' ■'-■
NAVIGATION, encouraged by an ASt of Par-
liament, and in what Manner. — -
Encouraged by an Ail of the Commons. —
NAVY, State of, in 1641. — —
Eft i mace of the Charge thereof for 1644. —
State of, that Year. —
' in February-, 1-645. "■** """"
Appointed by Parliament for 1648, Account of.
Eftimates of the annual Charge thereof in 1649.
Charge thereof for fix Months, during the Dutch
War in 1653. — ——
Commanders of, their Addrefs to Gen. Cram-
well, on bis Inauguration to the Protectorate
Lift of, in May, 1659. — — —
Eftimate of the Debts thereof in Mirth, 1659.
— — of the Charge of letting forth a Fleet
to Sea, Wr.
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NAYLOR, James, Proceedings of (he Parliament
againft him foi- Blafphemy. ■ ■ ■
NECESSARIES provided by the Parliament for
the Service of the King againft his Return,
Lift of. —
Provided for the King's prefent Reception, Efti-
mate of. • ■ ■ — --■ ■
NEGOTIATIONS between the Parliament's )
C o in miffi oners and the Army, Account
of.
NEILE, Richard^ B'tjhop of Lincoln, Complaint
againft him by the Commons.
His Proteftation to the Peers on that Account.
Made Bifhop of Wincbefter. —
Voted, by the Commons, unfound in his Faith.
Complaint againft him on that Occafion. ■■—
His different Tran flat ions and Preferments, Ac-
count of. —
NETHERSALE, Sir Francis his Letter to Sir
G mrge Calvert, in Commendation of'Johi
Digit, Earl of Briftel. — -
NEVILL, John, how rewarded by King Ed-
ward III. for taking Roger Mortimer, Earl
of March. ■ ■
NEVILL, Alexander, Archiijhop of York, one of
the Council of State heM at Nottingham
by King Richard II. —
Articles of Impeachment againft htm by the
Lords Appellants. —
Convicted of High Treafon. —
His Sentence. —
NEVILL, Lord Ralph, made Conftable of the
Created Enrl of Wtflmmhmi. —
His Arrcft of Thomas Miris, Bifllop of CarUfle,
for High Treafon. —
Made General of the Forces of King Edw. IV.
Supprefies an Infarre&ion in Torkjbire, ■—
Made High Warden of the Marches towards
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NEVILL, George, Bijbtp of Bxtttr, and Lord-
Chancellor, his Speech on opening the Scf-
fion of Parliament in 14-61, — ■ ■ ■■■■
His Speech on opening the Seffion of Parlia-
ment in 14.61. --■'— ' 2 313
1+63. 2 322
Made Archbi&op of York, — - — 2 323
Opens the Seffion of Parliament in 1467. ■ — 2 329
His Peribn and Effects feized on. — — 2 355,
— Imprifonment and Death, Account of. — 2 356
NEVILL, Lordjehn, created V ifcount M/mtacute. 2 321
Created Marquis of Mnntucuts. — — 2 321
Joins his Brother, the Earl of fVartu'uk, -in the
Battle of Burnet, againft Edward Duke of
Tori, and -flain there* — — 2 338
His Character, fome Remarks thereon. — — 2 354,
N£VILLt Lard George, created Duke of Bedford. 2 354
His Title and Honour revoked, and on what
Occafton. 2 354
— — Poverty and Death, Account of. — — 2 354
NEVILL, Richard, Earl ofSaliJbury, one of die
Peers fummoned to Parliament in 1451,
by Henry VI. u-
One of the chief Supporters of Richard Duke of
Turk, in his Claim to the Crown. — - 2 267
Appointed one of the Guardians of the Seas. - 2. 274
Joins the Duke of York at the Battle of St. Jlhan's. 2277
His Acquittal _of diiloyal Practices on that Ac-
count. - ■- '■- _— —
— Refignation of the Office of Guardian o
the Seas. — — - 2 280
Made Lord -Chancellor. — . 2 284
Attainted of High Trealbn. — 2288
Charge againft him. . ,- 2 289
His Lands, EsV. forfeited to the Crown. ■ — — 2 290
Overthrows all the Meafures taken againft him,
and how. • 2 293
Joins the Duke of Tort, in the Battle of Sandal, .
againft Queen Margaret. — - 2 309
His Cataftrophe there, and ignominious Treat-
ment. ■ - — — — . ■ 2 309
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NEVILL, Lord RUhatd, Sin if Richard Earl of
Salisbury, his Marriage with Lady An*
Btauthamtt. . —
Takes the Title of Earl <AW*rwitk on thatOc-
One of the principal Supporters of Richard Duke
of Tirk1 in bis Claim to the Crown. —
Joins the Dulse at the Battle of St. Atban's.
agamil King /frsty VI. , . .
His Acquittal of difloyal Practices on that Ac-
count. — *— —
Appointed Governor of Calais. —
Hi;. Danger from a Quarrel near the King's
Palicc. «i. — i
—- Sufpicron* of the Queen thereupon, -*■
Attainted of High Tresfon. —
Charge againft him. -. — ■—
His Lands, fcfr. forfeited to the Crown. •—
Overturns thefe Meafurea taken againft him,
and bow. -- ■- ■ ■■■.*■
His Defeat at St. Alton's by Queen Margurtt.
Joins Edward Duke oiYork, and rrurch.es to at-
tack the Queen again. *—
His Victory over ber at Towtan. —
Made Governot of Calais. —
His great Income, in Pennons, Wr. from King
AffasW IV. r ——
Appointed the King's Commiiaaner to hold a
Parliament in 1464- — — —
Arrcfts the late King Htnry, and commits him
to the Tower.
His Embafly to the King of Franct.
How difgraced on <hat Account by i£. Edward,
His Refentment thereupon.
Takes the King Prifoner.
His Difpofal of him.
Driven out of the Kingdom 00 Edward's
„_ Efcape.
His Return.
Forces Edward to leave England.
Rdeafes Henry front his lniprifunment. —
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NEVILL, Lird tlctard, S.« If Richard Earl if
Selijbury, reftores Htnryxo the Crown. •
Made Proreceof of the Realm.' — — r-
His Battle with Edward at Barmtt, Account of.
Defeat and Death there. — — —
NF.VILE, llcmat, Efy; electa) Speaker to the
Coanmoaa in 1514. — —
Knghted by King Uarj VIII. — —
NEVII.E, Sir Edward, attainted of High Tree
Ion, and on wont Account. — —
Hia Execution. — — .
NEVILE, Sir Jiim, heads a Rebellion in rtrkjkrr.
Hil Execution us Confetruence thereof.
NEVILE, Chorlo, Earl if W.JbmriUmd, one ol
the Committee appointed to petition. Qycen
Elrxohub about her Marriage. **• —
One of the Peers who protefted againff a Bill
concerning the Englijb Ordination.
Joins in a Rebellion agairui the Queen.
Convicted of High Treaibn on that Account. -
His Banifhmcut and Death. —
— Lands, CSV. Forfeiture of. —
NEWARK, Ttiim </, beneged by the Earlifi and
Scoli Forces. —
Progrefs of the Siege there, fonts Account of. > la
Surrendered to the Parliament, be the King's
Command. — . 14
State of, at that Time. 1 — 14
NEWARK, Fihuutf. SeePnttfoiHT.'
NEWBURN, Battli if, with the Sou.
NEWBURY, BallU if, between King Otrlii 1.
and his Parliament. — ■
Second Battle there between them, Account of.
NEWCASTLE, taken by the Scan, Ami 1640.
Informations from thence, of Forces put in there
for the King. ^— — — —
Taken by the Scut Army for the Parliament of
England. ^— 13
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of Commons, for Juft ice upon Delinquents,
previous to the Conclufion of a Treaty with
the King. —
NEWCASTLE, Earlof. See Cavendish, W-.
NEWDIGATE, Mr. made a Judge by Cram-
well, on his Entrance to the Protectorate.
Made Chief Juftice of the Upper Bench. —
NEW-ENGLAND, its infant Statt, with the
Means to improve it, fome Account of.
NICHOLAS, Edward, Efc Stcrttary if Statt n
King Cbarlis I. his Letter to the Earl of
Cumberland, relating to the King's Forces.
His Letter, concerning a Safe-Conduit to a
Committee from the Parliament to the
King. - ■ — - —
NICHOLAS, , Serjeant at Law, appointed J
one of the Judges of the Upper Bench*. S
NICHOLS, Anthony, EJq; one of the Eleven
Members of the Houfe of Commons, char-
ged by the Army with Mifdemeanor*. —
Reftored to his Seat in the Houle again. ■■ ■ ■■
NORFOLK, Earl of. See Howard.
NORHAM, a Convention of the Eftates held there
in I2QI. — —
NORMANDY, taken by the Frtnch, Anne 1449.
NORMANDY, Dukt of, Brother to King Htnrj 1.
See King Henry I.
NORRIS, Lord Htnry, when firft fummoncd to
Parliament. — 1
NORRIS, Francis, Earl of Btrijbin, committed
to the Fleet for an Offence agajnft Lord
Scroop, and the Honour of the Houfe of
Hts Letter of Submiffion on that Account. —
— Reconciliation, and Difcharge.
NORTH, Lord, one of the Peers who rejected an
Ordinance of the Commons for the Trial
of King Charitil. — -- —
NORTHAMPTON, a Convention of the Eftates
held there in 11 76. ! 1
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held there in 1124. — ■
A Parliament held there in 1308.
— 1328.
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1338-
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Baiiie there between King Htnry VI. and Ed-
ward Plantagtnet, Earl of March. —
NORTHAMPTON, Earl of. SeeCoMPTOW.
NORTHBURG, Dr. MUbael, Ketptr of tht
Privy Still, his Command to Dr. "John dt
Swineley, the Pope's Notary. ' -
NORTHERN COUNTIES, State of, iapt-
< ember, 1 642. ■■ ■ ■
NORTHUMBERLAND, Earl of. See Percy,
alias PlBRCY.
NORTON, Sir Daniel, his Information concern-
ing Dr. Mart and Dr. Ntilt.
NOTTINGHAM, a Parliament held there, 1 194.
. 1330.
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A Council of State held there by Rich. II. 1387.
. i397.
Petition from thence, fetting forth the Diftrefs of
that Part of the County North of Trait.
NOTTINGHAM, Earl of. See Howard.
NOY, , Rfq\ his Argument for the Liberty
of the Subject. —
His Speech againft the Lords' Addition to the
Petition of Right. —
. — on the Proceb againft Merchants for
Tonnage. — *— -■■ ■■
■ againft feizing the Goods of a Par-
liament-Man. —
Made Attorney-General. *— —
O
OATES, Samuel, Complaint againft him to the
Parliamentfar propagating wicked Doctrines. 16
His Tenets, Particulars of. — — 16
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OATH, Forme*, taken in 1361, topreferv* the
Peace concluded between- King EJwardlll,
and John King of Franc: — —
Form ef, taken by both Hoi As of Parliament m
13)88, to ftipport the Law*, Mid keep- the
Peace of the- Ktngdoa*. • — —
Isipofed aporr ttH Gentlenwn ana- dignified Per-
fois. ■ — ■
ActM*om*riIy admimftred to- A* Kings ef f^p-
iW at their Ceienoaon, P«tk of. —
For fwtarine to the A& of Succcfioa in Fa-
vour of Ann B'sltign. — —
. , to the Ac* ef Supremacy, >**
AdwHiiftwd to the Clergy and Laity throaghwit
England, Amu lO-IO. — —
Form of, adminiftred to the Witnefles in Lord
Chancellor Brnwia Canfc. — —
„ ■fiiaHy taken bf die Mcniben of the
Houfe of Common*. — — —
1 taken by the Kings of hngfond at their
Coronation. — — '
, , by the Officers of the Phrbamcnt'a
Army, in 164*. — —
Of Secrtty* propoftd to be taken nj the B*gW
and Scttt Comoiiffioners appointed to ma-
nage the Common Cauie.
Rcafons againft it by the Peers.
........ for it by the Commons.
Form of, adminiftred to the Servants of the
King's younger Children- at St. Jmvufi.
— to the Joint Committee of
both Kingdoms. — .*—
- ro all Perfbru who Ihould
tbe
V»l Pig*.
come under the Parliament's Protection. -
Of Stertey, Form of, relating to an Infurre&k>»
in Favour of the King. — —
Form of, taken by thofe Judge* who accepted
of Commiflions from the Hosfe of Com-
mon* on the Death of the King. — — —
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OATH, Form of, taken by Gen . GrmmtU at hi*
Inaugurad«ino(h«Pro»aorale, —
Form of, propoJed to be taken by the ProtecWs
Council. — __
proposed to be token by the Protector,
in 1654. ... — — . -
■ taken, by CnmwH, in 1 657.
— — -— by his Privy Council, at the feme
Time. . U
. — by the Members of Parliament.
- by the Council of State elected in
1659.
Of Supremacy W AJUgianet, taken by the Com
mora at the Reftoration. _
OBIT, Explanation ef. — _
OBJECTIONS of the S<H, Commiffioners to
the Parliament's new PropoStious of Peace
fent to the King in the fjk of Wight. —
OBSERVATIONS concerning the Court of
Chancery. ., .,_ .
OCLE, William, an Accomplice in the Murder
of King Edward II.
Reward for taking him offer'd by Parliament -
OFFICERS tfthtlMdm Militia, their Petition
to the Peers for a perfonai Treaty with
the King. — i—
How accepted. .... ... ■ „
OFFICERS in the&mgUfi, Army in Ireland, their
Petition to the Parliament for Supplies. -
Their Petition to Cberkt 1. on the fame Account.
Remedies for preferving that Kingdom. -
r— - Letter, fignifying their great Diitrefc. —
Lift of, who figned it. — — _ ___
Jit the Parliamenft Army, their Letter, giving
an Account of their Succefs at Wakefield.
Their Letter, concerning their March into the
Weft. . ,
■ — concerning Prince Rupert's exe-
cuting fomc of their Soldiers after Quarter
given. — . .— . __ ___
How .regulated by the Houie of Commons. —
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OFFICERS in the Parliammt's Jtrmj, their Pcti-
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tion to the Lords for Payment of their Ar-
rears, tff. »5 338"34°
Lift of, who figned it. — — 15 34°
Their Petition to the Common*, with a Vindi-
cation of that prefented to the Lords. — 15 353**358
1 for rendering
the Laws into Engli/b, WV. — .— [19 49. 5°.*
How received. >9 51' 3-
In tbt Kiag'i Army, Lift of, taken Prifoners at
the Battle of Waktfiold. — ■ 12 275, 6
Their Letter to the Earl of EJfix, concerning a
Peace. »3 265, 6
Lift of, who figned this Letter. — 13 266, 7
OFFICERS, of the Army, their Heads of a Peti-
tion to the Commons. — 20 97, 8
Obliged to receive their Commiffions from the
Speaker of the Houfe. — 21 424
Lift of, difcharged by the Parliament from all
Military Employment. — 21469
Their violent Proceedings on that Occafion. J 21 JyJ^yj
OGLETHORPE, Omen, Bijfop of Carlj&e, de-
prived of his Biihoprick, arid the Occafion
thereof. — 3 379
OKEY, Col. John, his Account of the State of
Affairs in Scotland, Anno 1651. — —,20 23, 4
HisService to the Commonwealth, how rewarded 20 50
OLDHALL, Sir William, elected Speaker for
the Commons in i45r. — 2 263
Attainted of Treafon, and for what. — — 2 275
. proceed'mESagainfthimbytheParliamentini453 2 275
, 1460 2 29a
OLDCASTLE, Sir John, introduces a Bill into
the Houfc of Commons againft the Reve-
nues of the Clergy. — 2 ir+
Draws upon hirofelf the Hatred of that Body. 2 It4
Refolutionofthe Clergy againft him, on account
of his favouring the Do&rines of Wukliff, 2 133, 4
Joins with the Lollards in an Infurredion for
reforming Religion- — — ' 2I134
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OLDCASTLE, Sir John, Proceedings againft him
in the King's Bench, We. — —
His Sentence by the Peers. —
Charge againft him in the King's Bench. —
Reward for taking him, offered by Proclamation.
Brought before the Parliament. — —
His Anfwer to the Indictment againft him. —
Life and Character, fome Account of. —
— Behaviour at his Execution. —
OLIVARES, Count, his Letter to the King of
Spain, touching the Marriage of the In-
fanta with Prince Charles JkAnna 1623. —
O'NEAL, Daniel, Serjeant-Major, committed to
the Gateheufe, on Sufpicion of being 1
cerned in a Plot againft the Parliament.—
Farther Proceedings againft him on this Account.
ONSLOW, Sir Richard, appointed one of the
Committee to receive Cromwell's Scruples
as to his being King. — ■
His Arguments to induce an Acceptance of that
Title.
ONSLOW, Richard, E/q; SotBcitar-General, defi-
ed Speaker for the Commons in 1566.
His Speech to Queen Elizabeth, to be excufed
from that Office. —
Approved by the Queen. — ■
His Anfwer on that Occaiion. — ■
— Speech to the Queen at the DifTblution of
the Parliament. — ■ _____
ORDAINERS. [See Committee.] — -
ORDER of the Committee of the London Militia,
on the Advance of Sir Thomas Fairfax'i
Army towards the City, Form of. — —
Of the Parliament, to flop the March of the Army.
___________ , for taking up the Bodies ol
Cromwell, Irt ton, Bradjhaw, and Pryde.
ORDINANCE, different from aStatute, and how.
ORDINANCE of Parliament, for raifmg the
Militia. . —
For exercifing them. ■ — — —
For coining of Plate. —
For levying of Tonnage and Poundage. —
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ORDINANCE »f Parliamat, for declaring all
Men Traitors that aflift King Cborltt I.
Agamfi iwegiilar Printing. — — 11,398,9
For -railing Money to carry on a War again*!
the King. — — ■ —
For enlifting Apprentices. ■■>■■- —
For alTcflkig Non-Contributors upon the Propo-
rtions for lending Money. 12 59 u 6a
For preventing. foreign Supplies being brought to
the King. ■ - -— • 12 79
For prohibiting Obedience to the King's Procla-
mation for adjourning* Hilary Term in
1642 to Oxford. — — ■ ■ tz 144, 5,*
.AgainftPapifts. — ■ - 12: 161, a
For a Weekly Affeflmem. — 12 1 163
For reftraining the Liberty of the Prefs. 12 . 29S, 9
For indemnifying thole Gentlemen who fecured
Sir Jib* Hatbam and his Son. 12 1 326, 7
For a Weekly Afleffment upon a new Plan. - \2.*y$itt>$%
For preffing Soldiers. — — — 121372
For removing Images out of Churches. 12 376/#379
Preamble of, for bringing the Stats Army into
England. ■ ,12427,8,9
For making a new Great Seal. — — 12 437 114+1
For (he Preformation of Records. ■ 12 443
—,, — . Preamble to it. 12 443
For appointing a Committee to join with the
Scots Commiuloncrs, for better managing
the Common Caufe. — .■ '—
For recruiting the Earl of Effix's Army. —
For oppofmg the March of Irijh Troops into
England. — — ~~
For fafting one Day in a Week towards (import-
, wig the Earl's Army. . — —
For railing and maintaining an Army to be com-
manded by Sir William Walltr. -*-
For enabling a Joint Committee of both King-
doms to prepare Propofuions for a Peace.
For further continuing this Committee. ■■ ■
For excluding fuch Members of both Heufes as
had delated the Parliameot.
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171, 1
207, E, 9
13J220, 1,1
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ORDINANCE rf Parltammt, Preamble of, for
an. additional Excife. — ■■ ■
For direfling the Proceedings of the Joint Com-
mittee of both Kingdom*.
For appointing Commiffioners to execute Mar-
tial Law. — . — — 13
AgalnftgivingQyOTtermfryfcw^taiwnmArma. j-j
For making Collections for the Relief of wound-
ed Soldiers. — — — 13
For keeping a Faft on Cbrifimai-Day. — 13
For attainting JPV/ffsmZrfwrf, ArchbifhopofCmi-
ttrhurj. — » 13
For beheading him. ,■-■■■ ■ — 13
For new- modelling the Army, as palled by the
Commons. — — — 13
Intent of it, what. 13
■ — — as pancd by the
For granting an additional Power to Sir Tbtmat
Fairfax. — •<•■•
For prohibiting die Members of either Houfe
from enjoying any Office, Civil or Military.
For fettling Prdbj-terial Church- Government,
Form of. — — —
For Martial Law, Abftrafl: of. — —
For the Ordination of Minifters according to the
Prefbvtcrian Plan. — —
Abftrad of, for aboliwing the Name and Tide
of Bifiwps. — • — —
1 for felling their Temporalities. -
For juitifying their Proceedings. — - —
For confirming the Treaties between the two
Kingdoms. i — ■■ —
For making void the Ceflation in Inland. —
Subftance of, prohibiting the Arreft of all fiich
Perfons as had afied in their Service. —
AMlia£t of, for a further Indemnity to the Army.
For aboiifliiog all the Feftivalsof the Church of
England. •—■■• ..... ,.—
For enabling the Committee of the Militia of
Lundan to raife Horfe, &V. -
fait.
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ORDINANCE of Parliament, for reftraining the i
Liberty of the Prefc. — i6!309/»3ll
Concerning the Lord's Supper. — 16426, 7, 8
For the Payment of 50,000/. to the Scots. — 16 503
For the Suppreffion of Herefy, He. ■ 17 127 (#130
For elefiing Officers in the City of London. — 18 479, 80
As pafied by the Commons for Trial of the
King, Form of. i8 489,90,1
, Of the ProU&trati, Abftra<3 of, concerning
public Preachers. — — 20 308, 9
Againft Cock-fighting. — — 20 309
For Pardon to the Seots, with regard to the late
Wars. ■ 20 3°9
For wilting Scotland to England* - ■■ 20 309, «
For erecting Courts Baron in Scotland. — 20 310
For bringing the public Revenues into one Trea-
fury. ■ 20 310
For preventing Challenges, Duels, He. 20 310, i(
For regulating the Court of Chancery. ■ 20 Jtittp$
For ejecting fcandalous Mmifters and School-
Mafters. — " ~
For the better Maintenance of preaching Mini-
fters, and for uniting and fevering of Pa-
Far enabling fuch Soldiers as ferved the Com-
monwealth in the Wars to cxercife any
Trade. — —
For appointing Vifitors for both Univerfities.
H e. — — -
— a. Council of Commerce. - —
Commiffionera for Charitable
Ufa. —
For iecuring the Peace of the Commonwealth.
For the better Regulation Of the Prefs. ■ ■ ■■
ORDINATION of Miniflen, Form of, as fet-
tled by Parliament. —
As fettled according to the Prefbyterial Plan.
ORDNANCE, Lift of, in the Caftle of Edinburgh,
when fuirendered to Gen. Cromwell. —
ORLEANS, City of, when taken by the Englijb,
and by whom.
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D'ORLEANS, his Remarks on tbe BngliJb'Nuion.
His Remarks on the Execution of Richard Fitv
Jlan, Earl of Arundel. — —
— Account of the Duke of York's Speech on
claiming trie Crown. — —
D'ORLETON, Adam, Bijbep of Hertford, c
of the Barons' Committee to King Edsv. II.
to demand the Banifhment of the two Dt-
fptnfin,
reftedf. "■
d for High Treafon.
Charge againft him.
His Anfwer. «
Summoned to anfwer in the Court of King's
Bench. —
His Reicue from thence, Account of.
Farther profecuted by the King, and in what
Manner. ■■ ■■ ■ —
His Temporal Poflcflions foxed
— Character, by Sir Thomas dt la Men. —
Gains over Queen Ifabel to the Intcreft of the
difcon tented Lord:
His Qneftion to tbe Parliament, touching the
Depofition of the King.
Appointed one of the Committee to demand
bis Refignation of the Crown.
one of the Guardians for King Ed-
ward III. — — — —
- one of the Commiflionm to treat with
the Frtncb King about the Reftitution of
Aqmtain. • — —
ORMOND, Marquis of. See Butler.
OSBORNE, Mr. his Letter to the Earl of Man-
eht/ltr, inclofing one to the Houfe of Peers,
His Letter to Lord Wharton., relating to a De-
lign of Major Rolph to murder the King
tn the IJk of Wight. —
— Examination at the Bar of the Houfe of
Peers, concerning this Affair. —
— Recognizance to make good his Charge.
Committed to Cuitcily by the Commons. ■ ■ ■
Make) his Efcape. ■ -
£ e
+7i
302, 3
59
178
179
179
179
179
179
179
j 79
1 80
18a
83
191
248
248**250
267,8
268
402
55
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Jglzecy GOOgle
434 I N D E X to the
Vol
OTTOBONI, Iht Ptpis Ltgau, attends King
Uinrylll. at thcGencial Aflembly at lark.
Anno 1237. ■ ■ ■ — ' -■
His Declaration to JItxander, King of Setts, there.
How anfwered by him.
Takes the Cafe of the difinhe cited Barons into
hit Protection. ■ —
His Requelt to the King on that Occafion.
OVERTON, Col. how rewarded for bis Services
to the Commonwealth. — ■ ■--
How favoured by the Parliament in 1658. —
O WKN, John, Bijfop of St. Jfapb, impeached
for affiiting to mate fome new Canons. —
Gives in a Plea.
His Resolution concerning it. —
— - Danger from the Populace.
Joins in a Protestation againft the Legality of
Parliamentary Proceeding!. — -■■-
Accufed of High Treafon on this Account. ■—
Brought to the Bar of the Houfg of Peers. —
His Charge. — ■ -■- ■ -
Committed to the Tower. — —
OWEN, Morgan* Bijhop of Llandaff, impeached
for aiGiiing to make fome new Canons. -
Joins in a Proteftation againft the Legality of
Parliamentary Proceedings.
His Treatment, We. on this Account, Parcicu
lars of. . — -
OWEN, Roger, £fa; his Speech againft a Bill for
rcforting to Church. — —
OWEN, Sir >*», fentenced to Death for being
concerned in an Iniurre&ion againft the
Houfe of Commons. — —
Saved from Execution, and by what Means. —
Set at Liberty on his Petition. — —
OXFORD, a Convention of the Eftates of the
Realm held there in 1 136. — —
A Convention of. the Eftates of the Realm held
there in 1 204. — — '
* 1227, , — - - —
35
35
35
73
73
87 ,
293, 290
468
41
94
'34. 5 •
'38.9
14a
141
142
'44
■45
468
'38. 9
486
55; 6
126
26
OXFORD,
Jglzecy GOOgle
Parliamentary HiJIory a/" England, 435
Vol. Pagu
OXFORD, a Convention of the Eftates of the
Realm held there in 1233. - ■■■■■ 1 30
A Convention of the Eftatei of the Realm held
there in 1258.
1163.
Treaty of Peace there, between King Charles I.
and hi* Parliament. —
A Convention of Peers and Commons held there
in 1643.
Surrendered to the*ParIiament by the King*
Command, - ■ — — ■■
OXFORD, Umvtrjitj of, their Petitions againft
an A& for its Dinokition. —
Appointed by the Parliament to be regulated,
Conduct of that Body to the Vintors, Account
OXFORD, Biihtfrhk of, when firft eroded. —
OXFOR D, Jtb*t Chaplain U King Htnry II. made
Prefident over the Eftates of the Realm.
met at Clarrttdtn in 1164. - ■ ■ ■
PAGET, Lord William, throws up his Com
minion from the Parliament for the Lieute-
nancy of Buciinghamjbiri. — -
His Reafons for deferring them, and joining the
King at York. — —
Repents of what he had done, and furrenders
himfelf to the Earl of EJfex. 13
His Petition to the Parliament for Pardon. — 13
Intitlea himfelf to their Protection, and how. - 13
PALACES, Lift of, belonging to the Crown, re-
served from Sale by the Commons. — 19
PALATINATE, State of, Anm 1621. 5
Lofs of, to what imputed. ■ -— — 5
PALMER, Gttffrty, Efq; Proceedings againft him
for reflecting upon a Rcmonftrance of the
Commons. ■-■ - ■ .■■--
PAMPHLET, Particulars of, as printed in 1646,
concerning PropoGtions to the King for1
Peace. {14 321**345
Sea F AM-
66
209
46
200
3«4
3i9» 20
15a
483
3«
302» J
450, X
484,:
526
Jglzecy GOOgle
436 I N D
X to the
y*i. p*St.
PAMPHLET againft the Peerage, Tide of. — 15
How treated by the Lords. — — 15
Reflecting upon the Proceedings of the Houfe of
Commons, in 1648, View of. — 19
Againft Cromwell's Houfe of Lords, Abftraft of.
PAPAL CHAIR, Conteft for it, in 1383.
Conteft for it in 1390. — ■
PAPISTS, Order of the Commons concerning them
Their Rebellion in Ireland. — —
- Progrcfs and Cruelties there, Actount of.
■ ' ■- Defigns in England. —
In Ireland, their Terms for a Peace. ■
Vote of the Commons againft them. —
Agree with the King for a CefTatron of Arms. —
Their Addrefs to the Pope, on his fending to
them a Nuntio. — — ■■ 14
Order of Parliament againft them. ■-- - 15
Defeated by the Parliament's Force*.
State of, in Sept. 1647.
Banifhed from Londen, and twenty Miles round it. 10
PARISHES, Lift of, in England, Anna 1371
How taxed at that Time. — —
PARKER, William, Lard Motrtiagle, firft difco-
vers the Powder Plot. — — ■ 5
His ample Reward on that Account. — '
PARKER, S/r Philip, his Speech on the Impeach-
. ment of Matthew IVren, Bifhop of Ely. -
PARKER, Mr. his Speech on public Grievances.
PARKS belonging to the Crown, and refer ved
from Sak, Lift of. — — 1 19
r. p.
99
99
91 n>94
297 rr 310
375
+47
34
24
4i
4*>3
96
262
404
227, 8
3"5. '6
3°7.»
3°7. •
4RLIAMENT, held by
PARLIAMENT, held by
Edturd I.- at Weft-
EdwardX. at Londtx,
- mmfttr,— in-izyc.
81
in 1289.
SB
AtWtftmhfier, — .275.
82
htSttbam, ■-■■■ 1291.
9l
— 1270.
82
Berwick, ■ ■ .. 129 j.
9*
Winebeftcr, — 1376.
83
Wefiminjler, — 1294.
97
Ghueefttr, 1278.
8j
1295.
93
Wtfiminfitr, — 1279.
H
Beruiek, ■ — 1296.
9>
Sbrtwftiitrj, — i(8;.
8S
St.E-imandJburj, 1295.
to:
Pa/bland, 1282.
87
Sn/ijburj, 1297.
I0[
jfflon-Barxel, - 1283
87
LuhJss, — — — ;. 1 197.
106
Wijlminfitr, — 12SJ.
8*
ftri, — 1258.
i'l
Jglzecy GOOglC
Parliamentary Btftoty of England^ 437
3PARLIAMENT, held by
Edtoardl. at Lndm,
tn 1199.
AtlVi, — — '499-
Wtftminfltr, — 1 300.
Lincoln, 1301.
Wiffminfier, — 1305.
Carlijle, 1 107.
Heldby£^>wr</ri.
At Northampton, in 1308.
London, —— 1 308.
Stamford, 1309.
Tir*. 1310.
Wtfiminfitr, -1313-
TV*, 1314.
Wtftminfltr, — 1314.
Lincoln, — - 1315
JV*. 1 3 19
Weftminlltr,
Yiirk,-
1321.
Lenjsit,- '323
Weftminfter, — 1327
Heldbyfi^-rfriNL
At Lincoln, — in 1317
WiSminftir, — 1328.
York, 1328.
Northampton,— 13 18.
Salijburj, 1318.
Winchtjier, — 1329
Nottingham, — 133c
Weftminftt
'33'
1331.
1333.
Wcjlminficr, — .334!
Tort, 133s.
Northampton, — I33&.
Nottingham, — 1336.
Wtjiminjler, — 1337.
'338
jttruxmfttx, — 133S.
PARLIAMENT, held bv
£&Mrrf in. »t»V-
At Weftminfter, — 1 340.
"7 1
Cimbridgt, — 13SS.
EC3
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«8
V. P.
PARLIAMENT, kdd by,
Siebar J 11. tWtftA
minfttr, — m 1389.! I
ht Wtftminfttr,— 1390. 1
— — 139a.
Wincbefitr, — 1593.
N D E X ft /fo
Wtftminfttr, — 1394.
■ '39S-
- 'J97-
Sbrtafinry, — 1398.
Wtftmiwfier, — 1 399.
Held by Henry Vf.
At Turk, 1+00.
Wtftminfttr, — 1401.
'403.
140+.
Country,
Wtftminfttr, — 1406,
Gkmctjttr, —— 1407.
Wtftminfttr, — 1410.
HeldbyMmryV.1'
At Wtftmin/ttr,— 1413.
Ltietfttr, 1414.
Wtftminfttr, — 1414.
— ' ,+ii
— — \\\t>.
• '417
1419-
1 ' ■ '-' - 14JO.
I+"'
Held by Hairy VI.
AtWtftminflir,— 1432
. ^33.
1 1425.
leitefttr, 1426.
Wtftminfttr, — 1436.
■ ■ 1429.
1431.
■ 1433.
' — ■ 1433. _
. " ~ '43S-1*
PARLIAMENT, held by
Henry VI. n Wtft-
minfttr, 1436.
At Wtftminfttr, — 1439.
' '4*5
St.KdntimJJfoirj, 1447.
Wtftminfttr, — 1449.
— MS°-
MIW, i- 1450.
ttittfttr, J4jo.
Wtftmnfttr, — 1451.
*?**' '«}•
Wtftmnfttr, — 145;.
Coventry, —— n*>o.
Wtftmnfttr, — 1461.
Held by EJaard IV.
At Wtftminfttr, — 146
- "14
2 261
1 16I
i,«7l
*J1J
1463. j i 3"
1464.; 1 3*3
1467- 1
7W, -
Wtftminftt . , ,
Reading, 1468. a J3
Held by Htnry VI. I l
(rellored)
Pit Wtftmnfttr,— 1470. 2 JJ4
Held by KJatrdlV.
(rcOorcd)
At Wtftmnfttr,— 1473. !« U40
'474-; * ; 34$
■ '477
1482
Held by Richard III.
At Wtftminfttr, — 1484.
Held by Henry VII.
At Wtftminfttr,— i486.
1488.
1489.
1493.
' 1497-
l498.
itoe.
Held by Henry VlU.
Ax. Wtftminfttr,— 1509.
3*J
37»
:=y Google
Parliamentary
PARLIAMENT, held by
Htnr,Vm.«WiJI.
minHir, — in 1513.
At Weftmafltr, — 151+.
1516.
ItnJtn, 1513.
WtfiMiifitr, — 1519.
1SJO.
'S33-
1534.
• <!36.
■ >S!7-
■ >S4°-
■ 'S4>-
■ >S4«-
• '543-
'S44-
Hi/lory of Engi ANrt.
r. p.
PARLIAMENT, held by
Pbi/ip and Marj, at
Wtflmnfttr,v*\tft
Held by Elimbtti
MWeJImn/er,— 1518.
■ COS.
1566.
439
r. p.
1546.
tJ47.
HeIdby£anwn/VI.
At WtJlmnfitT) — 1 547.
.,48.
'S49-
■!!'•
ISJ2.
Held by Mar;,
htW,fm,f^,— 1,53.
By Philip and Miij,
h\Wijlmtiftir,~ 1554.
34'
Held by Cbarla I.
At Wtfmitfv, in 162
1='-
16.7.
1640.
< 1640.
35"
3S4
P
2,6
z8i
jo6
JZO
403
4"
'57
217
345
410
33*
397
PARLIAMENT, the firft real Inlhnce of.
Summoned to Wtfiminfltr in 1275, by King Ed-
Occafion thereof, and how employed.
Their Preamble to the Statutes of Wtjlminfltr
the Firft.
Meet the King at Wtftm'mJlcr again, in 1275. -
Their Proceedings there againft the Jews, Par-
ticulars of. ■ . ■ — —
Jglzecy GOOgk
440
N D E X to the
F$L
PARLIAMENT, their Grant to the King, and
on what Occafion. — - ■ ■ ■
Summoned to Wtftminfttr in 1276, on the Af-
fair of LnveUyn, Prince of Walts. —~
Their Judgment againft him. — —
Meet the King at Wincbtfttr this Year.
Enact the Statute of Bigamy. — —
Obtain a Confirmation of the Charters of Liber-
tied and Forefts. — ■ —
Meet again in 1277. — —
Their G rant to the King at that Time, and for
what. —
Summoned to Weflmnfttt in 1279. —
Important Occafion thereof. —
Their Prohibition of the Clergy from accumu-
lating Lands and Riches. —
Called to Shrcwfiury in 1282. —
Their rigorous St-ntence againft David, only
Brother of Lt